Hi! I graduated from high school (international) which had our own weird qualification but I am really interested at applying to UK colleges.
Only qualification which would satisfy me is American qualification (self study) with SAT+AP because I achieved almost perfect SAT score and 5s in AP. But I will apply through UCAS by myself because I'm out of high school.
Can I still do this? I mean how would reference letter work?
Thanks guys!
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(Original post by nirvana1234)
Hi! I graduated from high school (international) which had our own weird qualification but I am really interested at applying to UK colleges.
Only qualification which would satisfy me is American qualification (self study) with SAT+AP because I achieved almost perfect SAT score and 5s in AP. But I will apply through UCAS by myself because I'm out of high school.
Can I still do this? I mean how would reference letter work?
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- 10-04-2013 14:12
Your referee can be anyone who knows you in an academic/professional manner. I used my childcare manager at work, who was also my mentor when I did my childcare qualifications
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