Sheila Danzig

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  by Sheila Danzig
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  Sheila Danzig is the executive director of Career Consulting International, a foreign credential evaluation agency that specializes in USCIS education-related RFE's and Denials.Ms. Danzig is the co-author of an article that offers an in-depth examination of Indian 3-year degrees.Read her article at http://degree.com/articles/3-year-indian-degree.html
  
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  About Sheila Danzig,
  
  Chief Evaluator Danzig is the director for Career Consulting International (CCI)
  
  Danzig is a member of the professionalorganizations such as NAFSA, www.nafsa.org AACRAO www.aacrao.org The AmericanEvaluation Association, www.eval.org and The European Association for InternationalEducation, www.eaie.org
  
  Danzig holds a Bachelor's degree from Hunter College of the CityUniversity of New York and a Masters degree from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology and a doctorate from French Ecole Supérieure Universitaire Robert de Sorbon.The FrenchEcole Supérieure Robert de Sorbon is registered not for profit private institution of Highereducation and is authorized to bestow degrees (Certificats d'Enseignement Supérieur Privé) asper L 731-14 of the code de l'éducation de la République Française.Note that according to theOffice of Personal Management: The Federal Government's Human resources Agency "Mostforeign education is not accredited by an accrediting body that is recognized by the Secretaryof the U.S. Department of Education."
  
  Danzig is currently a professor at Marquess College ofLondon overseeing the standards for granting college level credit for experiential learning.
  
  Danzig trained under Professor Mathew B. Michael Clark, Sc.D., Directing Evaluator of The American Evaluation Institute (AEI) / Norman Graduate Institute for six months in grantingcollege level credit for experiential learning in 2003-2004 prior to Dr. Clark leaving the US.Danzig co-created a Pilot Project entitled "A Pilot Project to Create a Uniform System of GlobalAssessment and Evaluation of Students Entering Graduate College" which is available onrequest.
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  Danzig worked with the Centro de Estudios Universitarios, Monterrey Nuevo Leon, Mexico to create a pilot program for a multi-language global distant learning program with the then-director of distance learning, Constansa Yarritu.
  
  Danzig also worked with Yarritu instituting a program to grant college-level credit for experiential learning following the USDept of Immigration 3-for-1 rule.
  
  Danzig has evaluated foreign credential evaluation reports (including transfer credit assessment) for foreign educated individuals from around the world for the following purposes: applications for immigration status with the U.S. Immigration andNaturalization Service; application for professional licensing in various states; applications forU.S. high schools, colleges and universities (including transfer credit assessment); and for useby numerous public and private organizations and institutions in the United States and abroad.
  
  Danzig has co-authored a paper on the acceptance of the 3-Year Indian degree which has beenpublished at IMMIGRATION DAILY, http://www.ilw.com/articles/2005,1020-danzig.shtm

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  by Sheila Danzig
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  But Sheila Danzig, Executive Director of Career Consulting International (CCI), www.TheDegreePeople.com, doesn't care.
  
  In fact, Ms. Danzig has posed a challenge to every foreign-educated member of the United States Army, Air Force, Navy, and all active reservists within those branches.And the foreign education credential evaluators at CCI are daring service personnel to take Ms. Danzig at her word.
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  This hasn't deterred Sheila Danzig, however from offering them at no charge to our military.
  
  "Our military goes unnoticed as they work to defend all of us," Ms. Danzig states.CCI consultants agree.U.S. Military personnel, both domestic and abroad, offer their duty to their country unreservedly.Offering the services of that foreign education credential evaluation agency free of charge is one way Ms. Danzig can demonstrate her support, as well as those of her foreign credential evaluation agency.
  
  CCI has agreed to continually update Armed Services personnel regarding how many soldiers respond to this challenge each month.When asked whether she's met her match in issuing this challenge to the entire United States Military, Sheila Danzig just laughs."I'm from Brooklyn," she says.

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  by Sheila Danzig
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  I would like to take this opportunity to thank Marian, Sheila and Meena for all your help during the I-140 filing process."" , Sheila, I'm very happy and satisfied with your help.
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  Sheila Danzig, Ph.D., Career Consulting International

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  Published on: 4/24/2008    Last Visited: 4/24/2008  

  Sheila Danzig, Ph.D., Career Consulting International

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  Sheila Danzig, director of Career Consulting International and John Kersey, President of Marquess Educational Consultants Limited, co-authored a study of this issue called Does the Value of Your Degree Depend on the Color of Your Skin?"
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  Sheila Danzig, director of Career Consulting International , and John Kersey, President of Marquess Educational Consultants Limited , co-authored a study of this issue called Does the Value of Your Degree Depend on the Color of Your Skin.
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  Danzig and Kersey examine and reject several reasons given for non-equivalency of the three-year Indian bachelor's degrees, pointing to standards put forth by UNESCO, the Canadian Provincial Assessment Committee and the Council of Europe, among others.
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  As part of their study, Danzig and Kersey looked at the admission requirements stated at the web sites of many US graduate schools and queried numerous directors of admissions about their school's policies.
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  When we started including this study with our evaluations as well as expanding the evaluation itself to make the matter very clear, the rate of acceptance of the degree has increased dramatically, says Danzig, whose company evaluates international educational credentials.
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  Sheila Danzig is the director of Career Consulting International a foreign credential evaluation agency that evaluates the three-year Indian degree (with adequate contact hours) as equivalent to a US Bachelor's degree.

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  Ft. Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) August 5, 2008 -- Members of the US Military with foreign education credentials can receive a free foreign degree evaluation by Career Consulting International, announced CCI www.TheDegreePeople.com Executive Director Sheila Danzig.
  
  Most people would argue that the might of the United States Armed Forces carries a worldwide impact.No government on the planet has ever tackled the entire might of the U.S. Military and emerged victorious.But Danzig doesn't care.
  
  In fact, Ms. Danzig has posed a challenge to every foreign-educated member of the United States Army, Air Force, Navy, and all active reservists within those branches.And the foreign education credential evaluators at CCI are daring service personnel to take Ms. Danzig at her word.
  
  "I'm prepared to offer foreign degree evaluations free to 50 active military people each month."When asked about a possible 51st person, Ms. Danzig responds, "There won't be 51.I don't expect 50 military people who were educated outside the U.S. to come forward and take advantage of this offer every month."She quickly adds, however, "The 51st will be the first degree evaluation performed on the first day of the next month."
  
  Individuals who have attended high schools or universities outside the United States require evaluations of their foreign credentials to demonstrate evidence of the U.S. equivalency of their foreign degrees or diplomas.People generally need these evaluations for further study at US universities, employment or for immigration purposes.These evaluation reports, however, can be costly, ranging from $70 to hundreds of dollars.This hasn't deterred Sheila Danzig from offering them at no charge to our military.
  
  "Our military goes unnoticed as they work to defend all of us," Ms. Danzig states.U.S. Military personnel, both domestic and abroad, offer their duty to their country unreservedly.Offering the services of that foreign education credential evaluation agency free of charge is one way Ms. Danzig can demonstrate her support, as well as those of her foreign credential evaluation agency.
  
  CCI has agreed to continually update Armed Services personnel regarding how many soldiers respond to this challenge each month.When asked whether she's met her match in issuing this challenge to the entire United States Military, Sheila Danzig just laughs."I'm from Brooklyn," she says.
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  Ft. Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) August 5, 2008 -- Members of the US Military with foreign education credentials can receive a free foreign degree evaluation by Career Consulting International, announced CCI www.TheDegreePeople.com Executive Director Sheila Danzig.
  
  Most people would argue that the might of the United States Armed Forces carries a worldwide impact.No government on the planet has ever tackled the entire might of the U.S. Military and emerged victorious.But Danzig doesn't care.
  
  In fact, Ms. Danzig has posed a challenge to every foreign-educated member of the United States Army, Air Force, Navy, and all active reservists within those branches.And the foreign education credential evaluators at CCI are daring service personnel to take Ms. Danzig at her word.
  
  "I'm prepared to offer foreign degree evaluations free to 50 active military people each month."When asked about a possible 51st person, Ms. Danzig responds, "There won't be 51.I don't expect 50 military people who were educated outside the U.S. to come forward and take advantage of this offer every month."She quickly adds, however, "The 51st will be the first degree evaluation performed on the first day of the next month."
  
  Individuals who have attended high schools or universities outside the United States require evaluations of their foreign credentials to demonstrate evidence of the U.S. equivalency of their foreign degrees or diplomas.People generally need these evaluations for further study at US universities, employment or for immigration purposes.These evaluation reports, however, can be costly, ranging from $70 to hundreds of dollars.This hasn't deterred Sheila Danzig from offering them at no charge to our military.
  
  "Our military goes unnoticed as they work to defend all of us," Ms. Danzig states.U.S. Military personnel, both domestic and abroad, offer their duty to their country unreservedly.Offering the services of that foreign education credential evaluation agency free of charge is one way Ms. Danzig can demonstrate her support, as well as those of her foreign credential evaluation agency.
  
  CCI has agreed to continually update Armed Services personnel regarding how many soldiers respond to this challenge each month.When asked whether she's met her match in issuing this challenge to the entire United States Military, Sheila Danzig just laughs."I'm from Brooklyn," she says.
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  Sheila Danzig 954.270.7318 954.445.0107

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  Published on: 2/23/2006    Last Visited: 9/7/2008  

  by Sheila Danzig
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  Thank you very much Sheila."
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  Thank you very much Sheila."" , I cannot express in words how grateful I am to Sheila and CCI; without your help I wouldn't have been able to pursue a Master's Degree from a Regionally accredited University in US.
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  Thank you Sheila, thank you CCI.EFFICIENT, COMPETENT, EXCELLENT AND SPEEDY.
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  " , I truly appreciate you and Sheila for all you do for us.We're in the business of changing people's lives and sometimes this evaluation is the only thing standing between them and a chance to make changes for the better."" , Sheila, I'm very happy and satisfied with your help.
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  " , Hi all, I would like to thank Sheila , And to all of us that need an evaluation service she is the one.I am 45 years old and my I-140 was 95% rejected by UCIS and by evaluting my studies she gave me and to my family the security to stay and to work in the US.Thank you very much from me, my kids and my wife.I read some questions from other members and i feel sorry for you guys that you didn't contact her yet.She can do it and she is doing it well.Thank you Sheila you are an angel."

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  Sheila Danzig, Director of CCI, is a member of

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