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    1 20-06-2012  17:26
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    GCSE and B-Tec
    When looking on the university websites they require a minimum of 5 GCSE's. Does a B-Tec course that i took when in high school count towards that or not
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    2 20-06-2012  18:25
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    Re: GCSE and B-Tec
    (Original post by ryanomara2012)
    When looking on the university websites they require a minimum of 5 GCSE's. Does a B-Tec course that i took when in high school count towards that or not
    If it says "or equivalent" if so, yes

    If not, ring and ask
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