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There is no single authority in the United States for the recognition of foreign degrees and other qualifications. International agreements and the practice in the U.S. education system and labor market recognize the existence of three competent authorities for recognition matters:
The admitting school or higher education institution, for students who seek to study in the United States and who are presenting credits or qualifications earned abroad;
The hiring employer, for individuals seeking work and who are presenting degrees or other qualifications earned abroad; and
State or territorial licensing boards, for individuals seeking to practice regulated professions in a jurisdiction of the United States and who are presenting degrees or other qualifications earned abroad.
Many, if not most, of these competent authorities in turn depend on expert comparability recommendations prepared by credential evaluation services. Credential evaluation services are independent organizations that perform analyses of non-U.S. qualifications and issue recommendations as to how a particular qualification compares to a similar qualification or set of qualifications in the U.S. education system, labor market or the professions. Credential evaluations vary in cost depending on the complexity of the analysis and the amount of documentation available, and are generally paid for either by the individual or occasionally by an employer.COUNSELING
There is no nationally recognized credential evaluation service or recognition process for the counseling professions. Check with individual state boards for guidance.
American Counseling Association (ACA) Licensure and Certification Page provides information and resources on the requirements and procedures for the licensing of counselors in the United States.
National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) provides information on national and state certification examinations. provides information on the licensed profession of school counselor and state certification requirements.
American Association of State Counseling Boards (AASCB) provides information on state licensing policies, portability of licenses, and links to state boards.
American School Counselor Association (ASCA) provides information about the certification of counselors licensed to provide services to students and parents in U.S. schools.MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY
There is no nationally recognized credential evaluation service or recognition process for marriage and family therapy. Check with individual state boards for guidance.
American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) provides extensive information on the profession and links to additional resources.
Association of Marital and Family Therapy Regulatory Boards (AMFTRB) provides information on state licensing boards, the national licensing examination, and other resources.OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) is the authorized credential evaluation service for the certification of occupational therapists trained outside the United States.PSYCHOLOGY
There is no nationally recognized credential evaluation service or recognition process for the professional practice of psychology. Check with individual state boards for guidance.
Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) provides information on state boards, requirements for licensure, approved U.S. doctoral programs, and other matters.
American Board of Professional Psychologists (ABPP) provides information on the process of becoming certified to practice various psychological specializations, usually at the post-doctoral level.
National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) provides information on the process of becoming certified as a psychologist licensed to provide diagnostic services in schools.A questo link http://www.abpp.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3297 trovi la procedura da seguire per ottenere un certificato che ti consente di lavorare come psicoterapeuta negli USA (a livello federale, poi devi ottenere il certificato dal singolo stato nel quale vuoi lavorare).SOCIAL WORK
Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) provides information on licensure requirements, licensing examinations, and links to state licensing boards.
Social Work Laws and Regulations Online Comparison Guide provides a detailed analysis of state licensing requirements including recognition of non-U.S. social work qualifications.
International Social Work Degree Recognition and Evaluation Service (ISWDRES) is the social work credential evaluation service provided by the Council on Social Work Education to state licensing boards and applicants with non-U.S. qualifications.
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Sicuramente non ti lasciano disoccupato: una volta finiti il visto e i soldi, una bella pedata nel sedere e bye bye USA

E per adesso credo proprio che dovremo parlare qui... !? Tu hai idee migliori? Posso chiederti se hai già preso la Maturità e in che tipo di scuola? E se credi di iscriverti in Inghilterra per il 2013 o per il 2014? Io sono già qui, ma appunto credevo di cambiare e questa è una delle mie idee principali. Devo esplorare bene, però, questa volta... Errare è umano, perseverare è diabolico! Ovviamente io più che essere una compagna di ricerche non posso aiutarti molto...! Però intanto ti posso dire che già la mia università ha un servizio di Student Counselling, uno Student Advice Center... di cui io ho usufruito... insomma...! Poi di servizi ne hanno svariati, ma è anche una delle università più quotate al mondo quindi non faccio generalizzazioni...!