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Long story short, I found out my parents may have never gotten a bachelor's degree in the US despite attending a US college. They do however have a college degree from abroad before coming to the US.Was your parents' highest education acquired abroad? This matters for EO status.
Long story short, I found out my parents may have never gotten a bachelor's degree in the US despite attending a US college. They do however have a college degree from abroad before coming to the US.
Did I designate their education correctly? Would a college degree abroad equate to a college degree in the states (bachelors) for the purposes of AMCAS?
Not exactly correct. If the highest education acheived was done abroad, the AAMC will not make a EO (Education/Occupation) designation. The classification doesn't really matter for the individual applicant but misclassification would contribute to inaccuracy of the AAMC's data.Yes their education is correct. It doesn't matter what country the degree was received in.
Could you please clarify what this means? Under "print app" view in AMCAS, parent highest degree + school name + occupation are on there, regardless of it being achieved abroad
If one of my parents earned a bachelors degree abroad but then came to the states and earned another bachelors degree, which one should I list on AMCAS?