Do I need a master's degree and will they accept a correspondence diploma? And if half the time is full-time?

Question

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I read somewhere that when checking hours, a correspondence diploma can be screwed up, because in some countries there are requirements that they say there must be a full-fledged diploma obtained at the full-time department.

Is there any specific statistics showing exactly how many hours a person must spend at a university in order for his diploma to be accepted in the West. If, for example, I study 2 years normally, and 2 more - in absentia? In order for my diploma to be accepted by employers from Europe or the USA, do I need to pursue a master's degree, or will a bachelor's degree be enough?

Answer 1

Go to them and ask.

Answer 2

I think that there should be no problems with this, since this is not taken into account as a difference anywhere. I even think that such a plan will do kupit-diplom.com.ua