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I am in the process of building a school list for the coming application cycle. I was checking out ACOM's website. I found the quote below on their admissions page. I studied abroad a few years back through a program brokered by my university. I was graded by my home university as P/F. Because of that, I didn't try to make top marks. It seems unfair for ACOM to evaluate my transcript from abroad in a manner other than pass/fail. Plus, figuring out how to order, send and get these foreign transcripts evaluated could be a huge pain. Has anyone else delt with this? It's kind of a bummer. I haven't seen anything else not to like about ACOM.
"Coursework taken at other foreign institutions must be evaluated for U.S. equivalence by one of the following evaluation services, and an official copy must be sent from the service directly to AACOMAS. You should also have a copy sent to you for completing the AACOMAS application. Request a course by-course evaluation and list the courses, subject codes, semester hours, and grades on the AACOMAS Academic Record or Professional School Academic Record as per the instructions. Your application will not be complete without an official evaluation. Transfer credit appearing on U.S. institution transcripts, student copies of an evaluation or other foreign evaluations will not be accepted."
"Coursework taken at other foreign institutions must be evaluated for U.S. equivalence by one of the following evaluation services, and an official copy must be sent from the service directly to AACOMAS. You should also have a copy sent to you for completing the AACOMAS application. Request a course by-course evaluation and list the courses, subject codes, semester hours, and grades on the AACOMAS Academic Record or Professional School Academic Record as per the instructions. Your application will not be complete without an official evaluation. Transfer credit appearing on U.S. institution transcripts, student copies of an evaluation or other foreign evaluations will not be accepted."