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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2025 · 33 MIN

International Credential Evaluation Roundtable with Study New York Part 2

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In part 2 of this special Study New York edition of The EdUp International Podcast, we continue the discussion about international credential evaluation.Host James Shafer moderates a thoughtful discussion with three higher ed experts: 🎓 Jennifer Kenyon – Assistant Director of International Admissions, SUNY Geneseo 🎓 Cynthia Yu – Assistant Director of International Admissions, University at Buffalo 🎓 Freddy Cicchetti – Director of International Admissions, Long Island UniversityTogether, they share deep insights on how institutions evaluate academic records from around the world — and how these decisions impact international enrollment and student success.💡 Topics covered in Part 2:Resources: Training–NAFSA’s Essentials of International Credential Evaluation and AACRAO The International Series; Databases–AACRAO Edge, Scholaro’s GPA Calculator, NCAA Guide to International Academic StandardsAssessing Fraud, Verifying Credentials, and When to Require an External Credential Evaluation as Back-UpOptions for refresher coursesAgents providing a credential evaluation service for applicants from specific universitiesBacklogs and communicating with medical school admission committees about backlogs🎙️ Whether you’re from a large research university or a small community college, this conversation offers practical wisdom and policy-level clarity on how to design a credential evaluation process that truly fits your institution’s mission.📅 Thank you Study New York and our expert panel!🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your shows. 🔗 https://www.edupexperience.com/p/edupinternational/#EdUpInternational #StudyNewYork #HigherEd #CredentialEvaluation #InternationalAdmissions #WES #AACRAO #Backlogs #StudyConsortia #InternationalStudents

In part 2 of this special Study New York edition of The EdUp International Podcast, we continue the discussion about international credential evaluation.Host James Shafer moderates a thoughtful discussion with three higher ed experts: 🎓 Jennifer Kenyon – Assistant Director of International Admissions, SUNY Geneseo 🎓 Cynthia Yu – Assistant Director of International Admissions, University at Buffalo 🎓 Freddy Cicchetti – Director of International Admissions, Long Island UniversityTogether, they share deep insights on how institutions evaluate academic records from around the world — and how these decisions impact international enrollment and student success.💡 Topics covered in Part 2:Resources: Training–NAFSA’s Essentials of International Credential Evaluation and AACRAO The International Series; Databases–AACRAO Edge, Scholaro’s GPA Calculator, NCAA Guide to International Academic StandardsAssessing Fraud, Verifying Credentials, and When to Require an External Credential Evaluation as Back-UpOptions for refresher coursesAgents providing a credential evaluation service for applicants from specific universitiesBacklogs and communicating with medical school admission committees about backlogs🎙️ Whether you’re from a large research university or a small community college, this conversation offers practical wisdom and policy-level clarity on how to design a credential evaluation process that truly fits your institution’s mission.📅 Thank you Study New York and our expert panel!🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your shows. 🔗 https://www.edupexperience.com/p/edupinternational/#EdUpInternational #StudyNewYork #HigherEd #CredentialEvaluation #InternationalAdmissions #WES #AACRAO #Backlogs #StudyConsortia #InternationalStudents

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