Anonymous
9/16/2025, 6:57:00 PM
No.16787258
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I have a 'euro' secondary vocational degree/diploma of 4 years, how do i calculate how many US college credits do i have?
Everywhere i read it says that a typical american A.S. degree is around 60 credits. So i have a sneaking suspicion my papers just might pass as an A.S. equivalent in the US, but i'm clueless as to how i should i count the credits.
I have 31 classes listed (excl. the "highschool" classes), many of which span multiple semesters. The general calc guideline i found is:
[eqn]{\textsf{Class hours} \over \textsf{15 weeks * N of semesters}} = \textsf{Credits}[/eqn]
Using this formula my theoretical electrical engineering should be
175 / (15*2) = ~5 college credits
Am i mathing this right?
Everywhere i read it says that a typical american A.S. degree is around 60 credits. So i have a sneaking suspicion my papers just might pass as an A.S. equivalent in the US, but i'm clueless as to how i should i count the credits.
I have 31 classes listed (excl. the "highschool" classes), many of which span multiple semesters. The general calc guideline i found is:
[eqn]{\textsf{Class hours} \over \textsf{15 weeks * N of semesters}} = \textsf{Credits}[/eqn]
Using this formula my theoretical electrical engineering should be
175 / (15*2) = ~5 college credits
Am i mathing this right?