Programs Recognition of Bachelors degree from china (aeronautics)

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A bachelor's degree in Aeronautics from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics is likely to be recognized in the US for pursuing a master's degree. The university's grading system, which differs from the US CGPA system, may require conversion for admissions, but many students from similar backgrounds have successfully transitioned to US graduate programs. Experiences shared indicate that graduates from Chinese universities, including Tsinghua, have faced no significant issues when applying for further studies in the US. It is advisable to directly contact prospective universities to understand their specific policies regarding international degrees.
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If i do my bachelors in Aeronautics from China(nanjing university of aeronautics and astronautics). Will it be recognised in the US, if i plan to do my masters later on from the US?


* This university's grading system is different from that of the US, no CGPA. It has some other scoring system out of a hundred. Will It be possible to convert it into GPA later on?
 
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I also come from a country that use a 0 to 100 grading system and not the American GPA. Of course, it's not China, but he's my experience.

I was admitted to an American university (for my bachelor's degree) with no problem. I also know of many people who had their B.S done here and their M.S/Ph.D done in the states.

I'm pretty sure it won't be a problem, but again, I'm not Chinese and I'm not working on a graduate degree.

Oh, I'd suggest that you email and call a few Universities you're interested in and ask them what are their policies regarding Chinese students. I'm sure they'll be more insightful than me.
 
dunsha said:
If i do my bachelors in Aeronautics from China(nanjing university of aeronautics and astronautics). Will it be recognised in the US, if i plan to do my masters later on from the US?

I've never heard of anyone having any problems of having a Chinese bachelors being recognized in the US for graduate school.
 
A friend that I go to school with has a degree from Tsinghua and had no issues transitioning over to US schools.
 
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