Did Krusupa change the rules in the past 12 months?

[Martouf]

I am a native speaker and have bachelor and master degrees  from a UK university.  

 

I have had a teachers license waiver before and my masters transcript has always been accepted.  However my new school is saying that you must send to Krusupa the bachelor transcript as well - rules still state that a bachelor is the minimum and I can see no rule changes.

 

Has anyone experienced any problem using only masters transcript when applying for the license waiver ?

 

thanks 

[moontang]

I have heard similar reports, of them wanting to see the bachelor's and not giving proper credit to the master's. 

[Pilotman]

They haven't got a clue about anything in education, so that doesn't surprise me.   

[Scott]

Yes, we have sent teacher's to get their Non-immigrant visa and they have been rejected because they ONLY had their Master's degree.   What they want to see is the Bachelor's Degree and (usually) the transcript.

 

[DavisH]

On 12/4/2020 at 4:19 AM, Scott said:

Yes, we have sent teacher's to get their Non-immigrant visa and they have been rejected because they ONLY had their Master's degree.   What they want to see is the Bachelor's Degree and (usually) the transcript.

 

I have a PhD. But they still need to see my degree and grad dip ed.

[BumpheadParrotfish]

This question comes up often and I've no idea why. It's not about the most advanced degree but rather since you do not have a bachelor's in Education they can see what sort of courses you've taken. Advanced composition vs. some rubbish. Graduate courses will be highly specialised showing only courses directly related to the degree. Further, master's degree is only like what 16-18 credits plus thesis?

 

So there it is.