03-18-2024, 11:13 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-18-2024, 11:14 AM by FireMedic_Philosopher.)
(03-16-2024, 02:50 PM)nykorn Wrote:Sorry,(02-28-2024, 10:53 AM)mohelena02 Wrote: I have a question regarding the Hellenic MBA; I know it is RA, but does the lack of business school accreditation affect it a lot, potentially for immigration purposes?
No. In the case of evaluating US schools for immigration, foreign countries (immigration offices) usually look at regional or national accreditation. What matters is if the school or what it is accredited by is on the national or state Board of Education...
(03-15-2024, 01:21 PM)FireMedic_Philosopher Wrote: With regard to Hellenic, while it is a brick and mortar school, the MBA is an online only program and would not provide an immigration visa.
Incorrect, online only degrees certainly provide visas, most countries do not see them as separate from brick and mortar schools and the fact that it was an online program is not usually noted on your transcript or diploma in the first place. The only country I have heard of so far that rejects online schools is India, if you are thinking of immigrating to India you should note that as it is an extreme minority in immigration practices. Japan, Sweden, Taiwan, etc all accept online degrees for immigration purposes.
I was answering with regard to the USA... The US State Department will not commonly issue a student visa to a foreigner come to the US if what they are enrolled in is an online-only program.
Many colleges will even state on their websites that such and such degree does not qualify someone for a visa, if taken online.
I have no idea what other nations do AFTER the degree is earned.
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