These so-called "degrees" from non-accredited "universities" aren't worth the money you paid for it.
In other words, they are just a piece of scratch-paper, completely worthless.
Company certifications like the MCSD may help a person in the workplace (they are sometimes appreciated by clueless managers), but are also completely useless as far as getting a visa is concerned.
USCIS only cares about degrees from accredited universities and colleges. To be eligible for an H1, you need a degree equivalent to a 4-year US bachelor degree. You can substitute 3 years of relevant work experience for each year missing towards the degree. There are evaluation agencies who determine if the degree and experience match the requirements.
In other words, they are just a piece of scratch-paper, completely worthless.
Company certifications like the MCSD may help a person in the workplace (they are sometimes appreciated by clueless managers), but are also completely useless as far as getting a visa is concerned.
USCIS only cares about degrees from accredited universities and colleges. To be eligible for an H1, you need a degree equivalent to a 4-year US bachelor degree. You can substitute 3 years of relevant work experience for each year missing towards the degree. There are evaluation agencies who determine if the degree and experience match the requirements.
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