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Woolf Degree and Certificate Programs Recognition in US

Students enrolled in the Breathe For Change Master’s degree or certificate programs through Woolf may be required to complete an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to have their degree or certificate recognized in the US.  An ECA is a process that verifies and evaluates international degrees to ensure they are recognized as equivalent to U.S. graduate-level credits.

Also Known As / Common Questions

  • “Why do I need an evaluation of my Woolf degree?”
  • “What is an ECA?”
  • “How do I get my Woolf degree recognized by my school district?”
  • “How can I access my public credentials link?”
  • “How do I transfer my Woolf ECTS credits to the US equivalency?”

Why an ECA May Be Required

  • Many U.S. school districts, state licensure boards, or employers require an official evaluation of international credentials before granting salary advancement, continuing education credit, or license renewal.
  • Completing an ECA ensures your Woolf degree or certificate is properly recognized within the U.S. education system.
  • This process is standard practice for international institutions and does not impact the validity of your Woolf degree.

What This Means for You

  • If your district requires proof of degree recognition, you may need to submit your Woolf transcript to an approved credential evaluation service.
  • The evaluation service will review your transcripts and confirm your program as a graduate-level credential equivalent to those offered in the United States.
  • Once completed, you can submit the evaluation to your school district or employer for professional advancement.

Transcript Access & ECA Evaluation Process

Use this guide to support you through accessing your transcripts and the ECA evaluation process (if necessary): Woolf Student Guide – Transcript Access and ECA Evaluation

Note: Not all organizations require an ECA evaluation report to recognize your degree. It’s important for you to check with your employer before submitting your transcripts for ECA evaluation.

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