best credential evaluation service

iamnomad · Feb 13, 2014

WES. They're widely accepted as well. But check the universities that you want to apply to.

sanarn · Feb 13, 2014

Thank you so much iamnomad..I appreciate it. My friend tried this service, it didn't transfer each course fully so she had to take extra classes which were not necessary and were already completed in our country. I am afraid if that happens with me as well.

Flamingwallflower · Feb 14, 2014

Thank you so much iamnomad..I appreciate it. My friend tried this service it didn't transfer each course fully so she had to take extra classes which were not necessary and were already completed in our country. I am afraid if that happens with me as well.[/quote']
Usually the school that you're trying to get in to has their own "institution approved evaluator/evaluation services". You might want to check with their student services or office of admissions. Also, since you are trying to get into their program, it is up for them to accept, transfer or reject credits and you can't do much about it. Goodluck!

iamnomad · Feb 14, 2014

You should follow whatever the school requires. If the assessment of your education is equivalent to only that of an LPN, then you have to comply with the deficiency (e.g units of study, etc). Alternatively, if there's a mechanism to "question" the assessment, then you have to provide evidence that you are assessed as an RN by the Texas BON. Then maybe they will consider. But it's also possible that they will stick to their assessment.

NGYSUN, BSN, MSN, RN · Apr 11, 2015

WES...But ask your university first

elkpark · Apr 11, 2015

I agree that it doesn't matter which service is "best" (and, by "best," you appear to mean the one that will give you the best outcome), but which one the school(s) you are applying to prefers or requires.