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Originally Posted by lio45
This should be done on a case-by-case basis though. Canadian professional orders will never accept (and they're right) that anyone can just show up with a bogus diploma obtained in some banana republic and immediately be their professional equal on paper.
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I agree that it should be done on a case by case basis.
But then, it should be the reputation or recognition of the school that counts, not the country of origin. There should be lists of accepted, legit institutions.
After all, there are "diploma mills" providing bogus diplomas that can be paid for, even in countries like the US.
So, we shouldn't pass over a person with a degree that's from a high quality school in a developing country and favor a person from a developed country with a mediocre or even poor quality school over him/her (not sure if that's how it works or not).