UK degrees seem to be respected as much here as American degrees.
Whatever you do, choose the path with the least amount of debt. I'm
doing the University of Leicester program because it's actually MUCH
cheaper than US programs.

Deb Fuller

On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 11:33 PM, Alan Lavery <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>  My question is: in your experience (s), is a degree from a foreign country
> going to be "respected" here in America about as much as a degree earned in
> this country?  Or might I go, spend the money, put in the time and effort,
> and someday come back to the USA to find that what I got doesn't count for
> much?  Just curious, and contemplating the "ifs".

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