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I took English and math courses at a university outside the United States. Can these be used in lieu of the THEA for the basic skills proficiency requirement?

April 26, 2017Courses English lieu Math outside THEA united states Used

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I took English and math courses at a university outside the United States. Can these be used in lieu of the THEA for the basic skills proficiency requirement?

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Yes. As long as the transcript evaluation agency acknowledges that the college or university is bona fide in the country of origin and the course is equivalent to a course taken in a U.S. accredited institution, it may be used for the basic skills proficiency requirement.