An educational degree from abroad can serve as proof of qualification for a US job, but employers may not immediately recognize its worth. There may be uncertainty regarding its nature, scope and US equivalency. As a result, job seekers and employers alike turn to credential…
If you earned your degree outside the United States and are actively job hunting, a credential evaluation can prove that you have the necessary qualifications for the role. An employer, human resources department, licensing board, or government agency will be certain that…
When a university, licensing board, immigration authority or employer sets a firm deadline, the evaluation timeline can feel as important as the report itself. Expediting the delivery of a credential evaluation starts with understanding how credential evaluation works. At a…
A diploma is more than a piece of paper. It is a representation of hard work, completion of rigorous requirements and acquired competency in a certain skill, subject or trade. Moreover, it can be the key that unlocks a job, a visa, a license or further education. However, it…
Citing Our Sources: A Walk Through Global Education Research Resources Frequently Used by Credential Evaluators
August 6, 2026
Teachers always advise students to cite sources on projects or papers. Sources used for research must be accurate, relevant and reputable. This same logic applies to credential evaluation. When individuals apply for an evaluation and send their documents, credential…
Canada Educational Credential Assessment: How to Obtain Educational Equivalencies for Use in Canada
July 15, 2026
In addition to the United States, International Education Evaluations (IEE) provides credential evaluation services for individuals wishing to work or study in Canada. If you need your diploma or degree understood by a Canadian school or employer, a Canadian educational…
Year-Counting and Benchmarking: IEE’s Methodologies
If educated outside of the United States, a credential evaluation may be necessary to reach goals in education, employment, licensure or immigration. While a report must often be submitted, the findings of and conclusions…
Hiring decisions become risky when an overseas degree cannot be understood. A polished resume from what appears to be a stellar, qualified candidate is not necessarily proof of a degree’s standing, authenticity, or U.S. comparability. A critical element of hiring…
Document Report vs Course Report: Which Report Do You Need?
When a school, employer, immigration attorney, licensing board, or military office says you need a credential evaluation, making the choice between a Document Report and a Course Report can be confusing. The…
