When reviewing academic records from institutions outside the U.S., the university will determine whether an applicant's education is equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. Below is a list of diplomas and certificates from various countries that may be considered equivalent.
If an equivalent is not met, admission may not be considered. If you have any questions, the university recommends a credit evaluation.
Afghanistan: Bachelor, Leicanc (Bachelor, Licence)
Bangladesh: Bachelor degree (4 year program or more), Master of Arts/Science/Commerce
Brazil: Bacharel / Bacharelado, Licenciado / Licenciatura (Bach., Lic.)(Bachelor's / Licenciate)
Canada: Bachelor's (4 year program)
China, People's Republic of: Bachelor degree, (Dip) (Diploma of Graduation)
Ethiopia: Bachelor Degree
Ghana: West African School Certificate/ GCE "O" Levels
India: Bachelor Degree (4 year program) or 3 year Bachelor Degree plus 1 year Post Graduate Diploma (PGDIP)
Iran: Karshenasi / Lesans (Licentiate), Bachelor Degree
Kenya: Bachelor Degree
Mexico: Licenciado (4 year), Titulo (4 year)
Nepal: Bachelor Degree (4 year program), Master Degree following a 2 or 3 year bachelor Degree
Nigeria: Bachelor Degree
Pakistan: Bachelor degree (4 years or 3 years + 1 year of Honours), Bachelor of Engineering, Master's degree (2 years following a 2 or 3 year bachelor degree).
Paraguay: Licenciado (Lic) (Licenciate), Ingeniero (Ing)
Russian Federation: Bakalavr, Specialist Diploma
Saudi Arabia: Bachelor Degree
Sri Lanka: Bachelor Degree, Higher National Diploma (HND)
United Kingdom: Bachelor Degree
Vietnam: Cu Nhan / Bang Tôt Nghiêp Dai Hoc Licence (Lic) Bachelor (BA, BS) (Bachelor's Degree / Licentiate / Diploma of Higher Education Graduate)
Zimbabwe: Bachelor Degree