qualifications

[Melissabendy]

does my degree I did here in England get recognised in america?
it was a BSc computing degree...yes i am a computer nerd.

[Melissabendy]

anyone?

[sara3]

patience not your thing?

[Melissabendy]

no one anwsered so many new questions i thought id refresh it...PROBLEM?

manners not your thing?

[craft1948]

Careful sara............she'll send the dodgy uncle round.

[ttfn]

Melissa - your question would have appeared under the tab for unanswered questions (currently there are over 2000 there) ready for anyone to pick up if they so wished.

[dennisb66]

I don't see why it shouldn't Melissa.

[DTCwordfan]

Depends whether it is from a decent University or a flaky one.

[sara3]

wow.. I'm glad I asked your age on your other thread. I'm guessing you're about 13½

[Melissabendy]

yeah 13 and a half. you got that one right arent you a clever lil dicky.

[sara3]

yawwwwwwwwwwwnnnn

[Melissabendy]

it was kind of flaky...Southbank...um yeah not the best of Universities but i got a 1st on my degree...:->!

[sara3]

computer nerd, but can't do a ½, lol!

[DTCwordfan]

depends what your technical 'differentiation' as there are plenty of you out there, esp in the States......

[Prudie]

19 is too young to have completed a BSc unless you were a prodigy. It would certainly count in US anyway.

[NazNomad]

"computer nerd, but can't do a ½, lol!"

lol, PWNED.

[ttfn]

sara, at least you are not ½ ignored ☺

[sara3]

thanks Naz!

*and thank you google, lol*

ttfn ;o) x

[pastafreak]

Whether or not your degree is recognised there, is one thing....getting a visa and a job is something else.

[sophie_1003]

I read somewhere (can't remember where) that in the US degrees generally take 4 years so the usual 3 year ones from the UK aren't considered 'proper' degrees.

[237SJ]

My cousin`s husband had a UK computing degree and got a fabulous job in Silicon Valley designing the microchips that went in the first heart pacemaker/defibulators. I would think the language of computers is the same the world over so I would be surprised if they didn`t recognise a UK computer degree.