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by zexter420 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 11:23 am
Dear Stacy,

I am writing to you with a hope that your answer will help me get a hold on my nerves. I have visited every university's website that is ranked between 1-30. Each of these universities ask for a four year degree. Of course there are exceptions where the entry requirements vaguely states "Degree" which again is confusing.

I have completed my BA in Business & Finance from Heriott Watt university, Edinburgh. Its an ordinary degree (3 years) with an avg. scoring of 65%. This was never a problem until i learned that most universities don't even consider your application if you hold an ordinary degree. I have attended many education fairs where i learned that the top notch universities have a standard entry criteria consisting of :
Good GMAT scores
Minimum work experience of 2-3 years
and finally a 4 year degree.
Now since i do not hold an Honours degree, what measures can i take to ensure that my ordinary degree does not rule out my application from even being considered.

I am an Indian currently residing in Kuwait and am currently employed at one of the worlds largest shipping & logistics co. Frankly, I cannot afford to spend a substantial amount of money to secure an honours degree. If a 4 year degree is a must, what can i do as an alternative? Someone advised me to take up a masters course in India completing the 1st year which will then be considered as a fourth year. Is this true? Does it stand equivalent to an Honours degree?

Appreciate your advise asap so i can sleep peacefully :D
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:03 pm
Dear zexter420,

Yes, most schools will require a degree equivalent to a US Bachelor's degree. It is highly possible your degree is not viewed as equivalent, but the only way to know definitively is to have it evaluated by a credentialing service such as Global Credential Evaluators or World Evaluation Services. In the event it is not equivalent, then a 1-yr Master's program would bring you up to the degree equivalency.

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by zexter420 » Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:45 am
Dear Lisa,

Thank you for you expert opinion. Will definitely have my degree evaluated to ensure compliance during application.

Best Regards
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