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In order to apply as an Undergraduate
student, applicants must possess the equivalent of a U.S. high
school diploma or some university-level transfer work. Please
refer to the link below for country-specific High School
Equivalencies.
High
School Equivalency
In order to apply as a Graduate
student, applicants must possess the equivalent of a U.S. Bachelor
degree. Please refer to the tables below for
country-specific Bachelor and Master equivalencies.
Bachelor's
Equivalency
Master's
Equivalency
International Admissions at the
University of North Texas uses a variety of sources to determine
equivalencies. It is important to note that the list of
equivalencies on our website is not complete, but rather
represents the most common credentials we receive from each
country.
This office utilize internationally recognized sources such as:
• A Guide to Educational Systems around the World (NAFSA:
Association of International Educators)
• Foreign Educational Credentials Required (American Association
of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers)
• The International Association of Universities World Higher
Education Database
• The Country Index (International Education Research
Foundation)
• Many other country-specific texts and resources
International Admissions follows the best practices in the
industry as explored and examined through regional, national,
and international conferences held several times a year. We
research the recommendations made by international education
organizations such as the National Association of Foreign
Student Advisers (NAFSA) and the National Council on the
Evaluation of Foreign Educational Credentials.
Our information does not always coincide with respected
evaluation agencies. Oftentimes, those agencies evaluate
credentials for employment, professional licensing, and
immigration concerns, while we evaluate credentials exclusively
for their education placement at this institution.
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