Contact phdadmissions@schulich.yorku.ca. Admissions will not provide a pre-assessment of your candidacy. You must apply for consideration and review of your application.

Your degree from the University of Guelph is recognized as a quality degree and will be readily accepted at graduate programs around the world.

Yes, many of our students are recommended and/or have their tuition paid for by their companies-including big companies, government agencies, small businesses and more. We strongly suggest you check with your human resources department prior to enrolling to see if they will offer you tuition reimbursement towards IAU programs.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice degree will offer a clear credential to payers who increasingly want to apply standardized quality credentialing for all members in all states where they conduct business. Requirements for independent reimbursement of advanced practice nurses will mirror requirements for physicians and will include: standard competencies, certification, scope of practice and a professional degree.

No. Your undergraduate degree can be in any field, provided your grade-point average is high (the average undergraduate G.P.A. for admitted MMH students has been 3.3.) In fact, only a small number of MMH students studied hospitality as an undergraduate - most students come into the program with social science or traditional business degrees.

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.

Students will be awarded Master of Science degree. NSU is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Bachelor’s, Master’s, Educational Specialist’s and Doctoral degrees and is internationally recognized.

Yes, the IMD MBA degree is awarded by the University of Lausanne and is recognized by AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA.

All of our universities are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and are associated with leading health institutions in the world, such as Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) and Association of Medical Schools in Europe (AMSE). The universities are fully accredited and recognized throughout the world, including in the United States, Canada, Japan and India.

Yes, these universities are licensed to issue degrees and globally recognized. Most of our students got job in multinational companies throughout the globe. Many of our students are recommended and/or have their tuition paid for by their companies-including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, small businesses and more. We strongly suggest you check with your human resources department prior to enrolling to see if they will offer you tuition reimbursement towards our universities.

Yes, our degree is indeed internationally recognized. Some of the students have already opted and got transfers to world-renowned universities, such as University of Huddersfield, University of London and University of Hertfordshire etc.

University IFM programs are recognised in Europe and USA and internationaly accreditated by IACBE, International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education USA. University IFM is a recognised member of the following accrediting bodies and associations: AGEP Geneva Association of Private Schools (CH), FSEP Swiss Federation of Private Schools (CH). The University has a very good reputation with local and international companie > For more details

Yes Australia, the United States, United Kingdom & European Community each have a different system to assure the quality of the numerous award-granting institutions. In 1995, the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) was established, by the Ministerial Council on Education, Employment Training and Youth Affairs (MCEETYA) to provide for the national articulation of awards offered in Australian vocational education and training, and higher education sectors.

No. Many Wisconsin MBA students have undergraduate degrees in science, engineering, math, law, humanities, social science and other majors.

The GGCS admissions committee is primarily looking for individuals who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement in computer science. However, we know that a student with an undergraduate major in a related field (electrical engineering, mathematics, physics, etc.) may have the ability to do well in our program. In addition, in the past truly exceptional students with a background in a field not related to computer science have been admitted to our program.

We invite candidates with an undergraduate degree that is founded in the liberal arts background. This includes coursework in the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and English composition. We believe this set of courses provides a solid foundation that adequately prepares students for generalist social work education. If a student does not have this background, he/she can still apply and complete all of the coursework prerequisites before being admitted.

Full-time is three years; part-time is four and a half years, though this is normally four years if ‘APEL’ (accreditation of prior learning) is given. Full-time: three days per week plus private study; part-time: two evenings per week plus private study; or a mix of a day and an evening session, timetable permitting.

No. Once you have received your degree, your undergraduate record is officially closed. You can take UCLA Summer Sessions courses, but these appear on a separate record and are not included with your undergraduate work. You can also take UCLA Extension courses, as they maintain their own student records.

You do not need a specific degree, but you do need to have a strong background in organic and inorganic chemistry, cell biology and/or genetics, physics, and calculus.

If you have a degree in any other major outside of business, we offer a three-semester foundation course program that will allow you to complete the MAcc program (See the Menu at the left of the MAcc web page). If you have a business degree, then you would just take those foundation courses that you did not take in your business degree program. You will take primarily accounting courses. In most cases, it takes two semesters of work to accomplish this work.