As mentioned earlier, all my qualifications are British and American. I’m not eligible for an Indian degree (even if I were, I wouldn’t begin studying for an Indian degree).
I guess I shall try and complete the first year of either a British or an American degree. This would be more easily accessible.

Yes, I’m aware of that site, but the “fees” page isn’t opening.

Thanks!

international.student9 - 13 July 2010 11:48 AM

Yes, I’m aware of that site, but the “fees” page isn’t opening.

Thanks!

http://www.uem.es/en/academic-offer/undergraduate/fees

international.student9 - 13 July 2010 11:48 AM

As mentioned earlier, all my qualifications are British and American. I’m not eligible for an Indian degree (even if I were, I wouldn’t begin studying for an Indian degree).
I guess I shall try and complete the first year of either a British or an American degree. This would be more easily accessible.

Yes, I’m aware of that site, but the “fees” page isn’t opening.

Thanks!

If you have the choice, I’d probably go for a British degree. It’s a headache trying to legalize my non-EU degree. I wonder if you’d have an easier time if you took the British route?

I admire how persistent you seem to be about finding solutions. Keep up the good work 😊

Have you looked at the UNED? It’s a distance university in Spain. They MIGHT offer you some sort of solution…

FYI - If you need translation and apostille for your diploma and transcripts go here:

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They provide my friend with spanish translation (spain) and apostille on her diploma and transcripts. They also did the live scan background check. Very convenient.