What are regulations on Foreign Diploma and Credit Recognition in the USA?
The United States is a federal republic with a decentralized system of education. Degree, Diploma, and Credit recognition are not performed or regulated by the federal government. Within the US, no government agency monitors the Evaluation of Educational Credentials completed outside the country.National Council for the Recognition of Foreign Academic Credentials is the U.S. national body responsible for developing and publishing comparability statements designed to assist U.S. educators and credential evaluators in determining how international qualifications correspond to US Certificates, Diplomas, and Degrees at various educational levels.U.S. Institutions and Programs provides directories of American Schools, Colleges, Universities, and other accredited educational providers who are the competent authorities for recognition and placement decisions having to do with admission to study in the United States.Regulation of Professions provides information and links regarding qualifying
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