yes.
but it might be easier for your school/college to predict your grades accurately if you do them over 2 years, plus it will be less stressful for you.
but it might be easier for your school/college to predict your grades accurately if you do them over 2 years, plus it will be less stressful for you.
The vast majority of uk universities would but there are exceptions for some courses. Check the entry requirements on their web sites and if in doubt email their admissions contact.
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