REF: 1632284327-US-YC-Ed-CBC Hi, I received your evaluation of my attorney degree and specialization a little while ago, but there are a few relevant errors I need to point out and have corrected. In your evaluation you stated: First, that the Credential 1 has a) a duration of 5 years, b) that its holders "may seek licensure and practice as attorneys in Argentina". And c) "US graduate admission officers may regard this foreign program as operatively equivalent to a US bachelor's degree". That is incorrect because a) the duration is 5 and a half years, or 5 years and one semester. Considering that the regular school year goes from March until December, starting in March 1984 without failing/dropping any classes, and finishing in June 1989 also points towards the 5 years and one semester duration. The other reason why this evaluation is inaccurate is b) because the holders of such credential DO NOT need to seek additional licensure to practice the law. The only requirement to practice the law is that the graduate passes the bar once they finish this program. This information can be found at the website of the Facultad de Derecho UBA. Finally, and based on the stated above in a) and b), c) regarding this program as equivalent to a US bachelor's degree is incorrect since it's a final /graduate degree. The 2-year specialist degree (post-graduate) admissions requirements show this is NOT an equivalent of a bachelor's degree, either. Second, that the 2-year specialist degree, or Credential 2 has an Admission requirement of a high school diploma. That is incorrect since it is the equivalent of a Master of Law and the requirement is a Juris Doctor (Diploma de abogado). According to the posted information on the INDAE website, https://info.faa.mil.ar/indae/carreras.html, "applicants with a bachelor's degree will not be accepted". I would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. Sincerely, Leonardo Nestico