All foreign transcripts must be accompanied by a professionally verified evaluation.
It is the student’s responsibility to order and coorespond with the evaluation company,
as well as, assume all financial responsibility for the evaluation.
The Neuhoff Institute for Ministry & Evangelization will only accept evaluations from
the following agencies of proven reliability. Evaluations must have been completed
within the last two calendar years at the date of application submission.
You will send your foreign transcripts directly to one of the preferred vendors below.
Once the evaluation is complete, the evaluation company will send the evaluation directly
to us. NOTE: You will also need to have the evaluation company forward your official
transcripts to us or send official copied from the foreign institution directly to
us.
Please note that evaluations from other companies will not be accepted.
Transcript Research
9540 Garland Road, Ste. 381
Box 383
Dallas, TX 75218
email: info@transcriptresearch.com
phone: 214.810.1124
Evaluation Type Required: General Evaluation(U.S. equivalency), Course-by-Course Evaluations
are optional but required if seeking transfer credit.
SpanTran
2400 Augusta Drive, Suite 451
Houston, TX 77057
phone: 713.266.8805
Evaluation Type Required: Course Analysis with Verification (U.S. equivalency)
World Education Services
64 Beaver St, #146
New York, NY 10004
email: info@wes.org
phone: 212.966.6311
Evaluation Type Required: WES ICAP Course-by-Course Evaluation (International Credential
Advantage Package) with U.S. Equivalency Summary
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