The Center for Educational Documentation (CED) was established in 1976. It is an independent agency and collaborates with major organizations that provide professional services in the interpretation of educational credentials for people who studied abroad.
They do statements of educational equivalency for colleges, universities, professional associations, government agencies, and public school systems.
CED is NOT a member of NACES, but a member of AACRAO and NAFSA.
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Note from CED:
CED always informs applicants if a particular requirement is not being met before completing any evaluation.
The documents needed to prepare an evaluation depend on the purpose and use of the evaluation, but generally include the following. Only original, or clear and legible official copies of documents should be submitted.
Certified English translations must be provided together with the documents written in other languages. CED can offer in-house translation from Spanish/Portuguese to English with an extra fee.
Rush Services (additional to evaluation fees):
CED
PO Box 170116 Boston, MA 02117
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