What is an "international equivalent" in the sentence I am applying for college in the state, one of the question in the application is &quot;Will you have graduated from high school, earned a GED, or received and international equivalent prior to enrolling at the University of Oregon?&quot;.
My question is

What is &quot;international equivalent&quot; refer to? For example, is my high school diploma in Taiwan count as an international equivalent?

I'm confusing about the or list, whether the question is asking
A. (have graduated from high school and earned a GED) or (international equivalent)
B. have graduated from high school or earned a GED or international equivalent


Thanks.
What does &quot;international equivalent&quot; to high school refer to?

The typical American university is not going to know if your local school is &quot;good enough&quot; to be equivalent to US high school.  If you have completed whatever schooling is customary before enrolling in a university in your country, then if you claim it is equivalent to US high school you will very likely be believed.  Do plan to provide a document showing you completed whatever schooling, translated as necessary, in case someone asks for it.
While the vast majority of US university students have graduated from high school, plenty of people get university degrees without graduating from high school.  So this is not a question that needs careful thought.