Bachelors (Full Time) and Masters (Non-Collegiate) - Second Division

[sylviasalvadore]

Hey guys......if anyone expert can clarify my query:

Planning to apply for EE, want to send docs for ECA.
My Bachelors (Full Time) and Masters (Non-Collegiate) degrees are in Second Division means less than 60%.
Does it matter, Will WES assess the same????

 

[g126]

Hey guys......if anyone expert can clarify my query:

Planning to apply for EE, want to send docs for ECA.
My Bachelors (Full Time) and Masters (Non-Collegiate) degrees are in Second Division means less than 60%.
Does it matter, Will WES assess the same????

Use the free assessment tool at the WES site... That will tell you what you're degrees will be equivalent to.

 

[sylviasalvadore]

Its a generic tool, have checked and done.
that tool does not ask your grades and divisions.

 

[g126]

Its a generic tool, have checked and done.
that tool does not ask your grades and divisions.

Grades and division don't really matter in that respect.

Take my example, I have a masters in engineering from the UK, it's a 1st Class with Honours (best you can get).. It's equivalent to a Masters degree in Canada.

If my degree was a 3rd Class w/o Honours (worse you can get), it would still be equivalent to a Masters degree in Canada.

Fact is... if you passed (even scraped a pass) and got your degree then it's still a degree and that's what counts.

 

[sylviasalvadore]

Grades and division don't really matter in that respect.

Take my example, I have a masters in engineering from the UK, it's a 1st Class with Honours (best you can get).. It's equivalent to a Masters degree in Canada.

If my degree was a 3rd Class w/o Honours (worse you can get), it would still be equivalent to a Masters degree in Canada.

Fact is... if you passed (even scraped a pass) and got your degree then it's still a degree and that's what counts.

hey thanks for the reply..........will go for it with the same..