I have a question about application to the universities in the UK
I'm an international student (not living in the UK) and I have 3 A in CIE A-level exam after I completed A2 exam and will be applying for universities in next year summer, if I apply for UK's universities, will I study for 3 years instead of 4 years unlike other international students just because I already got A-levels?
Only in the sense that taking AL’s means that you won’t have to do a foundation year or international foundation year.
Otherwise. no, AL’s don’t affect the duration of an undergrad degree. It’s just that some regional qualifications aren’t deemed enough for direct entry.
Otherwise. no, AL’s don’t affect the duration of an undergrad degree. It’s just that some regional qualifications aren’t deemed enough for direct entry.
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