Applying to the Broward College with academic credentials earned outside the United States? Broward College accepts official credential evaluations from members of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) for undergraduate programs.
Choose ERES for a professionally reviewed evaluation designed to make your international academic background easier to understand.
For applicants whose school requires detailed academic information, the Course-by-Course Evaluation is typically the appropriate choice.
It includes:
Best for: College or university admission, transfer credit review, graduate admission, and programs requiring course-level analysis.
For applicants whose school requires detailed academic information, the Course-by-Course Evaluation is typically the appropriate choice.
It includes:
Best for: College or university admission, transfer credit review, graduate admission, and programs requiring course-level analysis.
Requirements may vary depending on your country and institution.
In general, you may need:
A simple, guided process to get your credentials evaluated accurately and efficiently.
Complete your online application and choose the evaluation service that fits your needs.
Submit your academic records and any supporting documentation.
Our experts review your credentials and determine their U.S. educational equivalency.
Get your completed evaluation report ready for your intended purpose.
A credential evaluation does not guarantee admission, transfer credit, or acceptance into a specific academic program.
The receiving institution makes all final decisions regarding:
Broward College may also require official academic records in addition to the ERES report. Applicants should review their application portal and follow any additional instructions from the admissions office or academic department.
Yes. You can add the institution as an official recipient when ordering or request delivery after your evaluation is completed. Available delivery methods depend on the recipient’s requirements.
Possibly. An ERES evaluation may not replace the institution’s separate requirements for official transcripts, diplomas, translations, or records sent directly by the issuing institution.
Yes, in many cases. You may request additional official copies for other schools, employers, licensing boards, or organizations. Each recipient determines whether it will accept the report and which evaluation type it requires.
Documents not issued in English generally require a complete English translation. ERES offers certified translation services, so you can submit your documents for translation and credential evaluation through one provider. Translation requirements may vary by country and document type.
No. ERES provides an independent evaluation of your international academic credentials. The receiving institution makes all final decisions regarding admission, transfer credit, course placement, and program eligibility.
Present your international education clearly with an official ERES credential evaluation for submission to your chosen institution.
