A two-year technical degree will provide you with skills you can put to use immediately upon graduation. A 4-year degree will also give you those skills but will also provide a strong foundation in theory and a wider variety of upper level electives that reflect important contemporary developments within the field. The intent of a 4-year degree is NOT to prepare you for a job. It is, in fact, intended to prepare you to enter a profession that will continue to change and evolve.

Your transcript would need to be evaluated by the Division of Education. You also must meet the pre-requisites for entering the Professional Education Program. Call OR email the Division of Education for an appointment. See similar questions...

This really depends on the person. The whole BS in 6 months phrase was more of a concept of shortening your time to complete a degree. I showed you how to do this in the simpliest, most efficient manner I knew at the time. You can see my proof here. See similar questions...

A Technical Diploma provides you with the quickest way to gain the technical skills to get into the workplace fast and efficiently. Over 83% of the jobs in the workforce require this type of training. This form of education provides a foundation for you to continue your education with a college or university if you choose to do so while working in your field of expertise. See similar questions...

Yes, all the Bachelor's degrees in the US are of 4 years. In India the Bachelor's degrees are of 3 years duration, except the Engineering and B.Tech degrees which are of 4 years duration. per the MOU with the US Universities the credits earned for the courses done at Ansal Institute are accepted by the US Universities, as the coursework at Ansal Institute, essentially, corresponds to the syllabi followed in the US Universities. See similar questions...

According to the current law, yes, if you have completed the equivalent of 180 ECTS credits. However, since our intake is limited to 20 students, preference will be given to students with previous Masters studies in translation, in accordance with our admission criteria. If you only have a three-year degree, you are very unlikely to be accepted. According to the current law, yes, if our bureaucracy recognizes your Masters as equivalent to a Spanish Masters. See similar questions...

Answer: All foreign transcripts must be evaluated to make sure they are equivalent to an American degree. Students should contact Word Education Services (http://www.wes.org) to request a transcript evaluation. The evaluation must be a course-by-course evaluation AND it must show a GPA (grade point average). Original transcripts from foreign universities must be submitted to World Education Services AND to Stony Brook. See similar questions...

The main difference between the two degrees has to do with the level of specialization attained in your field. A master's degree provides less opportunity for specialization and little research training. Master's programs generally require the completion of 30 credits of coursework beyond the bachelor's degree and either a final, comprehensive exam or a written thesis (usually 50 to 100 pages in length). See similar questions...

A College (of Arts and Sciences) is an institution providing four years of post secondary education in the liberal arts and sciences. Universities are larger institutions which include a College of Arts and Sciences but may also include a Medical School, a Law School, and other specialized schools, all grouped together on the same campus, and administered through the same organization. Often, however, the two words are used interchangeably. See similar questions...

Some academic and professional situations strictly require an accredited degree, which Greenwich, an Australian University, offers. However, it is mainly approved/accredited in its section of Australia, Its acceptance elsewhere differs from place to place. See similar questions...

No. The 4-year course at Leicester is specifically designed for graduates with a degree in a Health Science with at least two years exxperience in a work related discipline. However, you may be eligible for the 5-year course depending on the subject of your degree and on your previous academic qualifications. A degree classification of 2:1 or a 1st is required along with recent knowledge of Chemistry and Biology to A-level standard. See similar questions...

Unfortunately, we cannot say. Since the receiving institution determines which classes they will accept as transfer credits, please contact them about their transfer policies. If your son/daughter is planning to transfer to a four-year university, he/she should make an appointment with an Edmonds CC adviser to discuss how their classes will transfer. See similar questions...

That depends on the receiving college, ACOT is forming articulation agreements with some colleges and universities in the country. Students graduating with an Associate Degree from ACOT may transfer their credits to a 4-year college or university. See similar questions...

This means that you must present the equivalent of the first two years of university study for admission. We have formally recognized many two-year college diploma programs as equivalent to two years of university study. We have also formally recognized some three-year college diploma programs as equivalent to 72 credits of university study. Or you may have a combination of education and work experience that we might also consider equivalent. See similar questions...

Answer: It can be accepted if it is equivalent to a baccalaureate degree from a United States university. Students should contact FCCPT or World Education Services (WES) at www.wes.org to obtain a course by course evaluation of their foreign transcripts. Original transcripts must be received by WES and Stony Brook University. See similar questions...

For frequently questions regarding the College of Business and Technology, please visit the following website: http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/cbt/cbtfaq.asp#Q1ApplyForAdmission See similar questions...

Technical rules, like standards, are "specifications" defining the characteristics and/or the performance requirements of products, services, and so on. Many other regulations are mandatory, their application being required in laws passed by a government. However, most technical standards are drafted by standards bodies, conforming to recognized procedures, and are for voluntary implementation. See similar questions...

If I look at job descriptions, they all seem to say "BS degree required". That is because traditionally, technicians have started with a BS and then learned their technical skills on the job. It happens that the jobs they start with are not very interesting (glasswashing, solution preparation, inventory), and the more sophisticated techniques and skills are learned on an as-needed basis, and when opportunities arise. See similar questions...

No. Korean immigration law states that teachers MUST hold a 4-year university or college degree in order to qualify for a teaching work visa. On the degree must be the words "Bachelor of...?? 2-year technical degrees, 2-year nursing degrees, and other specialized course certificates do not qualify. See similar questions...

The only hours that will transfer are General Education hours, and only if the technical college is COC (Committee on Colleges) accredited. See similar questions...