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i, I'm a student currently studying Health and Social Care,Extended Project and English literature.So far i've finished Extended Project with a grade A, but i will soon find out my other grades in August.I'm going to either study AS Biology or AS Chemistry next year, but some uni's want A-level science.I'm not sure what to do now, i looked for intensive courses but most colleges that are able to offer it are quite far& expensive.Also i cannot stay another year :/

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*Hi

[runie]

Hi my circumstances may be different as im a mature student but i just did HE Science course and have been accepted to sheffield hallam. Best thing to do is ring a uni and ask

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how long did u do the HE Science course? some uni's such as BCU and Canterbury Christ will accept HSC..But i don't want to go BCU and CC :/

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I wanted to apply to Sheffield Hallam, it looks like a good uni 2 me

[runie]

Yea hallam is a good uni for nhs courses so im really happy i got in. Well mine was for 2 years but i left school with no qualifications so i had to do level 2 first then the level 3 HE Science so usually if you left school with gcse's it would only be a year. I would advise volunteering/ work experience as it really makes you stand out

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[KevM]

You will probably find that most uni's are putting up there entry requirements next year, probably in an attempt to deter those people who just want to do a health course because they're are funded.
I would suspect that most will not accept AS Levels on their own.
However, like Runie, I'm a mature student who has just completed an access course and I've been accepted at Cumbria. It's many years since I did any kind of science education and they are still taking me, so it may be worth contacting the uni's you're interested in to discuss your options.