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In one of the university prospectuses I have seen that you require 300 UCAS points from A2 (6 unit) or 12 unit awards from a minimum of 18 units (any combination of VCE units/ A level units). I am from Northern Ireland, perhaps this is different over here?
. What does this mean? I am currently studying Religious Studies (A Level), Information Communications and Technologies (A Level) and Health and Social Care (Applied A Level with OCR). Am I eligible for a course with this criteria provided I get the 300 UCAS points?
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In one of the university prospectuses I have seen that you require 300 UCAS points from A2 (6 unit) or 12 unit awards from a minimum of 18 units (any combination of VCE units/ A level units). I am from Northern Ireland, perhaps this is different over here?

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(Original post by -Laureliz-)
Hi all
,
In one of the university prospectuses I have seen that you require 300 UCAS points from A2 (6 unit) or 12 unit awards from a minimum of 18 units (any combination of VCE units/ A level units). I am from Northern Ireland, perhaps this is different over here?
. What does this mean? I am currently studying Religious Studies (A Level), Information Communications and Technologies (A Level) and Health and Social Care (Applied A Level with OCR). Am I eligible for a course with this criteria provided I get the 300 UCAS points?
Thanks
Hi all

In one of the university prospectuses I have seen that you require 300 UCAS points from A2 (6 unit) or 12 unit awards from a minimum of 18 units (any combination of VCE units/ A level units). I am from Northern Ireland, perhaps this is different over here?

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(Original post by mscaffrey)
Your A levels will count the same as 6 unit A levels do (some A levels only contain 4 units now-I'm guessing that might be why you're confused, it sounds like an out of date prospectus). They probably only mention units to distinguish between A levels and BTECs, which are the equivalent of double A levels (or 12 units).
Your A levels will count the same as 6 unit A levels do (some A levels only contain 4 units now-I'm guessing that might be why you're confused, it sounds like an out of date prospectus). They probably only mention units to distinguish between A levels and BTECs, which are the equivalent of double A levels (or 12 units).

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And it's no problem

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Hi. Getting into high school it's a challenge. Just apply and give it your best at open day. Thanks
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(Original post by mscaffrey)
It's possible that they're using the same outline as previous years-it's not unknown for information to be out of date because something like that hasn't been spotted.
And it's no problem
It's possible that they're using the same outline as previous years-it's not unknown for information to be out of date because something like that hasn't been spotted.
And it's no problem


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(Original post by jjc123crump)
Hi. Getting into high school it's a challenge. Just apply and give it your best at open day. Thanks
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Hi. Getting into high school it's a challenge. Just apply and give it your best at open day. Thanks
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(Original post by -Laureliz-)
Do you reckon the A Level with OCR is 6 units? Its 50% Coursework and 50% Exam... I do it through a different school and we never had the ins and outs explained to us with regard to uni application.


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300 Points = BBB from three full A-levels.
The units is mostly intended to refer to BTECs, I think.
The units is mostly intended to refer to BTECs, I think.
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(Original post by loperdoper)
300 Points = BBB from three full A-levels.
The units is mostly intended to refer to BTECs, I think.
300 Points = BBB from three full A-levels.
The units is mostly intended to refer to BTECs, I think.

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