USEAM grants equalization certificates to working adults who are seeking employment in America for higher career prospects. Since the standard of education in America is different from the academic standards followed around the world, it is pertinent for every individual seeking employment in America to acquire an equalization certificate for his previously acquired education and work experience.
USEAM verifies an individual’s academic documents and checks for their validity and authenticity. Once their academic credentials are evaluated, USEAM issues the working adult their equalization certificate along with attested copies of his previous education, which will prove to his prospective employer his standard of education.
Working adults who have acquired equalization certificates through the United States Engineering Accreditation Ministry have been hired by employers from different industries, such as manufacturing, engineering, etc., based on their standard of education. Click here to read what benefits working adults have received by acquiring their equalization certificate.
USEAM was established with the mission of verifying the legitimacy of qualifications individuals have acquired from American schools, colleges, and universities. We aim to ensure and assess whether their earned degrees and qualifications meet the academic standards set by America's higher education institutions and whether these qualifications meet the academic criteria relevant to the American education system.
USEAM offers two types of credit equivalency evaluation packages, which include a course-by-course evaluation report and a document-by-document evaluation report.
This credit equivalency evaluation package is best suited for secondary school credentials, immigration, and employment.
In order to graduate, students need to earn a minimum number of upper-division credits. They can transfer transferable credits to get their degree, certificate, or diploma cleared if they are seeking to pursue careers in America. However, for equalization of qualifications and degrees, certificates, or diplomas that graduates have earned from any international institution outside of America, they need to provide USEAM with accurate and approved documents from their university, college, or school, according to our set guidelines. USEAM reserves the right to reject incomplete applications.
