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[Frazer]

Hey all,

I was hoping some of you might be able to point me in the right direction on this. I'm currently in my final year of Uni, so I can only send off my "Letter of Expected Graduation" to EPIK at the moment. However, I've asked my Uni's Graduation Office as well as my personal tutor, but neither seem to know what this letter exactly is. I'm going to see my degree department (politics) tomorrow, and see if they'll help. Just wondering if anyone here can tell me if I'm doing something completely wrong, and whether I've just missed something blatantly obvious. Bear in mind I'm from a UK Uni.

Thanks, and hope you can help!

-Frazer

[ccikulin]

I was in a similar situation. I came here right after graduation and didn't have my diploma. I went to the registrar's office at my university and got a letter from them stating that I had completed all my coursework and had graduated. I got an apostille on that letter and sent it in place of my diploma. It worked just fine. Even though you haven't graduated yet, I would imagine your registrar's office could provide you with something similar.

[Frazer]

Yeah, I'll be going to the my Uni's Graduation Office tomorrow. Apparently my department can write a letter stating my degree, but I don't think that'll help... I'm guessing this is a formal letter that I need. Its funny, cause I've been going round in circles at my Uni asking pretty much everyone I should... one office tells me to get it from another, only to be redirected to the next.

I wonder if the application process is harder than the job of teaching at the end of it?

Thanks for your help by the way!

[ccikulin]

Good luck with that. Hope you get it sorted out.