Undergraduation in USA

As I've been saying all along, its not a means to get it. You need to take into consideration the other requirements but no, none of you told the OP that, instead you give vague unhelpful answers like "yes" and argue with me when I say otherwise.

Thanks. Do they have any requirements for the number of subjects? Like what are minimum number of A levels one should take? Because currently I have four but I plan to take one of the subjects only as AS levels. Leaving me with 3 A levels and 1 As level.

Probably good to evaluate that on a case by case basis depending on your university.

But generally no there is no minimum. However I will assume you're international and I will say that if you plan to apply to top tier universities, you should really have 4 to put you in a good position.

You are right, am an International. I am not considering top tier Unis as my application is not so strong. I will be applying to tier 2 like Rutgers Business School and Unis around NJ.

Plus I will be retaking my A levels in Nov 2016. Will that have any negative impact on my application?

I'm not too sure about that. I imagine better grades would be preferred to not resitting significantly worse grades, though

Ok guys let's stop arguing over a misunderstanding of what someone was saying.

Yes you can get in with A levels, no you cannot get in by applying with just A levels, you need to take the SATs as well (or the ACT). A levels are more seen as equivalent to APs plus a high school diploma, they help your application and it'll give you extra credit but they're not the essential admissions criteria.

I'm doing the reverse but A levels are recognised in the States. In fact in many situations they will get you credits at the university and thus you can skip certain classes.

What are the requirements to study microbiology at the unis in America?

Also, why don't l see anything about GCSEs...just A-levels?

What are the requirements to study microbiology at the unis in America?

Also, why don't l see anything about GCSEs...just A-levels?

If you're a typical UK student, you submit your GCSEs too. They just don't give you credits for your GCSEs because these are below the level of knowledge of a college course in the US

And the requirements will differ by university. Check individually

I did but it's not specific.

If it doesn't say you need, it, you technically don't. But almost always we sit A levels with GCSEs so I guess they assume the normal UK student will have them

l always thought you're system is easy compared to us, is it?

Wait which system are you?

British.

I'm in the British system too :P

Can you tell me that like if a student is predicted ABB but he gets BBB or ABC or any fall in Grade Will they cancel the admission or give conditional exam or will simply accept it?


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What are the requirements to study microbiology at the unis in America?

Also, why don't l see anything about GCSEs...just A-levels?