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I am looking for a university/college that offers courses in English language and accepts students for Masters Degree in Computer Science and/or Mathematics without asking for a Bachelor's Degree. I have been studying online (doing courses from Coursera, EdX etc.) and have about the same knowledge as undergraduate students. So, does such university exist or should I just forget about it? Is there any way I can get accepted in any Graduate level studies in the above mentioned fields without having a bachelor's degree?

p.s. I hope I am asking this question in a right place (if I'm not, please let me know and I will delete it).

Melissa Reynolds
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    Sorry but I don't think this is on-topic anywhere on Stack Exchange. Here, we only consider questions about computer science, as distinct from questions about studying the subject. [Academia.se] doesn't give lists or recommendations of universities. In general, though, I suspect you'll find it difficult to get accepted onto a master's course without a bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience. You'll need a way of convincing them that your studies so far really are equivalent to a bachelor's degree. – David Richerby Jun 15 '18 at 15:18
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    I think most places have a procedure. Check out MIT's Advanced Standing Examinations -

    Students may take an ASE to earn credit for an MIT subject without taking the subject. To be eligible to take an ASE, students must have neither attended nor been registered for the subject in question, or any of its variations.

     – Rob Jun 15 '18 at 15:34
  • @Rob, ASE exams are only for MIT students (who have already been admitted and enrolled), so not really relevant here. I would expect the same to be true at many places. – D.W. Jun 15 '18 at 15:58
  • Error in that URL, it's: http://web.mit.edu/registrar/classrooms/exams/ase_exams.html - There's no mention of admission or enrollment. As has been suggested there's no where to ask on SE, and this question is held/closed, best to phone admissions at the place you intend to attend. – Rob Jun 15 '18 at 16:09

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