well you can get equivalency as associate degree but that does not count you as specialist in any. Courses done in nepal are taken as lower level requirements here if you want to pursue 4 years course. those subjects are counted as general courses here in there fore you out of 120 credit to graduate you may be give up to 60 credits but those credits may not work out depending you interests here. i did my equivalncy out of which i got only 28 credits as general credits and for getting more credit i have to complete their courses. and again you have to understand about the GPA also if your GPA is really low or C then its gonna effect your final score also so you might not wanna keep those credits in your record. In fact it really sucks about the grading system in nepal for 2 or 3 years bachelors degree. T U really needs to start with 4 years bachelors degree in all the subjects so students from nepal can straight enroll as graduate student in US or any where

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