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.

[ChocolatChip]

I always knew there was a good reason as to why I don't like posting answers to questions. You get snappy responses like that, people are trying to answer a question you asked, and it only took 9 minutes for someone to reply. Not like it was 2 hours or more, which it can be if someone isn't online who has knowledge to answer your question.
tuts.
Why do people have to be so rude?

[DTCwordfan]

US 1st degrees are a different structure - a series of modules that can be completed in 2 years or out to 4 years depending on intelligence, will and funding......most US students have to work to add to the pot to fund the courses as all establishments charge......and far more than proposed here.

[factor-fiction]

Presumably you have only completed just the first year of your degree, melissabendy.

[pastafreak]

This may be of help...pay particular attention the the section on getting into the US.

http://www.howto.co.uk/abroad/jobs-in-america/

[ChocolatChip]

factor 30, if she were 19, she would be half way through her first year.
I can't to the 1/2 thing either!

[sara3]

would you like a lesson, CC? my Saturday rates are very reasonable.. ;o)

[mccfluff]

i can;t do the 1/2 either unless i do it in word then copy it, but i can't be arsed

[factor-fiction]

Hi chocolatechip- when I was at university my 19th birthday was in June at the end of the first year, so I was still 19 for almost all the second year. If Melissabendy is 19 she could be in Year 2 and her 20th birthday would be between now and 31st August

[SlackAlice]

Alt+171 = ½

♥♥♥

[factor-fiction]

½ ¼ ⅛ ⅓ ⅔ ⅕ ⅖ ⅙ ⅝ ⅜ ⅞
Just cut and paste any of these which just happened to still be on my clipboard from earlier today

[mccfluff]

£¥βΩש

that all i have to say

[sara3]

(o; sllɐ-ʇı-ʍouʞ ɟo ɥɔunq

[ttfn]

Q - are we talking qualified or certified now ¿