Good Morning,
I have been asked to provide documentation to speak to my education for the purpose of obtaining an education/work experience equivalency evaluation for a prospective job in the US within my company. I am a Canadian who attends a university in the US to complete a bachelor's degree. I am 2 years into the bachelors degree and have worked in the related field for 6.5 years.
In the early part of my education I attended a Canadian institution. The US university accepted credits from that institution as part of their degree requirements. Formally, the US university gave me a letter stating course-by-course what credits with grades and year obtained that transferred as their transcript doesn't dictate it fully. When submitting my documents for evaluation, may I provide the transcript from the US school and their transfer credit evaluation of the Canadian school (it is on school letterhead, etc). I cannot obtain a transcript in time from my Canadian school, therefore, I need to somehow speak to those credits. Some credits haven't transferred over but are listed on the transfer credit evaluation with grades and I'd like to present those too as coursework completed. Will this suffice? Or send only the transcript from my US school? I have 2 years of coursework under my belt, do the evaluators take that at face value or do another evaluation with my 6 years of work experience?
Thanks!

