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Education Records Evaluation Service (ERES): Pros and Cons
Education Records Evaluation Service (ERES) was founded in 1985. Their evaluations are accepted throughout the United States by the hundreds of agencies, Licensing Boards, Employers and Educational Institutions. ERES is a member of NACES. Pros and Cons Pros Relatively affordable at $100 Candidates can email color scanned copy of documents to ERES for evaluation Rush […]
Continue readingEducational Perspectives: Pros and Cons of this Credential Evaluation
Educational Perspectives has been a member of NACES since 2003. The agency prepares credential evaluation reports that help foreign-educated individuals have their non-US education recognized in the United States. Pros and Cons Pros Photocopies of documents may be submitted depending on your country of origin. Fast turnaround. Cons Online application tracking not available, but applicants […]
Continue readingACREVS: Pros and Cons of this Credential Evaluation Service
Academic Credential Records Evaluation & Verification Service (ACREVS) is the first and only academic / education records evaluation company to be ISO 9001:2000 certified. The team provides training to other evaluator services and trained scores of university personnel in international academic records evaluation and verification. ACREVS is NOT a member of NACES. ACREVS Pros and […]
Continue readingInternational Education Research Foundation (IERF)
International Education Research Foundation (IERF) was established in 1969 as a non-profit organization and is the first private evaluation agency in the United States. The organization has processed more than 500,000 evaluation. IERF is one of the founding members of NACES. Pros and Cons Pros One of the most established credential evaluation agencies Super-rush service […]
Continue readingJosef Silny & Associates (JS&A): Pros and Cons
Josef Silny & Associates (JS&A) was founded in 1987 by Josef Silny to serve foreign nationals who come to study, work or live in the United States. Josef Silny has 30 years of experience in international education, including 5 years as the Director of International and Transfer Admissions at the City University of New York […]
Continue readingIs CPA Review Course Expense Tax Deductible?
Neha is from New Jersey and is one of our CPA exam bloggers. She writes for us every Friday. It’s tax refund season and I am sure, each one of us has at least once thought of claiming a tax deduction for the CPA review course expenses. So, let’s see who is eligible to claim […]
Continue readingCPA Exam Syllabus: Overview by Sumit
Sumit is our CPA exam blogger from India. He writes for us every Monday. Folks – Thank you for visiting my blog page. This blog is in response to the query/questions raised by the readers, which will provide them an information/guidance about the course content. (Note: The CPA Exam changed in 2024 after Sumit initially […]
Continue readingUS CPA vs Indian CA Exam: The 7 Differences
Neha is our blogger from Jersey City, New Jersey. She writes for us every Friday. Hello Readers! If you are Chartered Accountant from India contemplating to pursue CPA and trying to figure out how different CPA exam is from CA exam, then READ ON!! US CPA vs Indian CA Exam Indians seeking to take the […]
Continue readingCPA Exam Score Review and Score Appeal
Have you ever thought, “Should I appeal my CPA grade?” If you ever get a 74 or face losing a section credit as your 30-month window comes to a close, you might be very tempted to take this step. But the truth is that requesting a CPA Exam score appeal or score review is rarely […]
Continue readingA Case Study on How to Pass the CPA Exam on the First Try (98 in AUD)
I’ve invited one of my special readers, Bhairavi, to share her CPA exam success story with you. She is an inspiration! Hi, my name is Bhairavi Agnihotri, and I moved to the U.S. from India a few years ago. Prior to coming to the U.S., I practiced as a Chartered Accountant (CA) for a few […]
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