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Hi, I arrived in the UK 2 years ago in my GCSE I got a 6 in maths, 3 english language, 5 english literature, 5 science, b in business, c in IT, A* in spanish, Merit in media studies and C in IGCSE ENGKISH as a second language. And I dont know what to do
my questions are:
1. Do i need to resit English language.
2. Can I do A levels?
3. Is good to do A level in my native language ( Spanish) and will the university's accept it.
4. Shoukd I btec level 3 subsidiary diploma in ICT and business and A level spanish? And if yes it will help me to get into university?
5. What should I do to get into the University of Manchester and undergraduate on business managment.
6. Can I change my subject's courses enrolment?
7. Should I ask for a remake if yes how?
Thank you very much Im very worried
my questions are:
1. Do i need to resit English language.
2. Can I do A levels?
3. Is good to do A level in my native language ( Spanish) and will the university's accept it.
4. Shoukd I btec level 3 subsidiary diploma in ICT and business and A level spanish? And if yes it will help me to get into university?
5. What should I do to get into the University of Manchester and undergraduate on business managment.
6. Can I change my subject's courses enrolment?
7. Should I ask for a remake if yes how?
Thank you very much Im very worried
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(Original post by Shhs)
Hi, I arrived in the UK 2 years ago in my GCSE I got a 6 in maths, 3 english language, 5 english literature, 5 science, b in business, c in IT, A* in spanish, Merit in media studies and C in IGCSE ENGKISH as a second language. And I dont know what to do
my questions are:
1. Do i need to resit English language.
2. Can I do A levels?
3. Is good to do A level in my native language ( Spanish) and will the university's accept it.
4. Shoukd I btec level 3 subsidiary diploma in ICT and business and A level spanish? And if yes it will help me to get into university?
5. What should I do to get into the University of Manchester and undergraduate on business managment.
6. Can I change my subject's courses enrolment?
7. Should I ask for a remake if yes how?
Thank you very much Im very worried
Hi, I arrived in the UK 2 years ago in my GCSE I got a 6 in maths, 3 english language, 5 english literature, 5 science, b in business, c in IT, A* in spanish, Merit in media studies and C in IGCSE ENGKISH as a second language. And I dont know what to do
my questions are:
1. Do i need to resit English language.
2. Can I do A levels?
3. Is good to do A level in my native language ( Spanish) and will the university's accept it.
4. Shoukd I btec level 3 subsidiary diploma in ICT and business and A level spanish? And if yes it will help me to get into university?
5. What should I do to get into the University of Manchester and undergraduate on business managment.
6. Can I change my subject's courses enrolment?
7. Should I ask for a remake if yes how?
Thank you very much Im very worried
2) Yep, although your GCSEs may limit subject choice slightly..Entry requirements vary from college to college so best thing is to get in touch with your local colleges and ask.
3) This again varies from university to university. Some will accept it, others won't.
4) BTECs are accepted by many universities as qualifications for entry onto degree programmes so those choices sound good to me.
5) You generally need to show an interest in the subject. Work experience in a business setting or reading books about business management would be great for this. Afraid I'm not sure about Manchester specifically.
6) Again, you'd have to ask the college. This is down to them, but they are usually flexible.
7) If you were a couple of marks away from the higher grade then yes, otherwise keep your money. For remarks you should go through your exams officer.
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1) Yes, you'll be expected to resit as you haven't achieved a grade 4 pass. Resits occur in November.
2) Yep, although your GCSEs may limit subject choice slightly..Entry requirements vary from college to college so best thing is to get in touch with your local colleges and ask.
3) This again varies from university to university. Some will accept it, others won't.
4) BTECs are accepted by many universities as qualifications for entry onto degree programmes so those choices sound good to me.
5) You generally need to show an interest in the subject. Work experience in a business setting or reading books about business management would be great for this. Afraid I'm not sure about Manchester specifically.
6) Again, you'd have to ask the college. This is down to them, but they are usually flexible.
7) If you were a couple of marks away from the higher grade then yes, otherwise keep your money. For remarks you should go through your exams officer.
1) Yes, you'll be expected to resit as you haven't achieved a grade 4 pass. Resits occur in November.
2) Yep, although your GCSEs may limit subject choice slightly..Entry requirements vary from college to college so best thing is to get in touch with your local colleges and ask.
3) This again varies from university to university. Some will accept it, others won't.
4) BTECs are accepted by many universities as qualifications for entry onto degree programmes so those choices sound good to me.
5) You generally need to show an interest in the subject. Work experience in a business setting or reading books about business management would be great for this. Afraid I'm not sure about Manchester specifically.
6) Again, you'd have to ask the college. This is down to them, but they are usually flexible.
7) If you were a couple of marks away from the higher grade then yes, otherwise keep your money. For remarks you should go through your exams officer.
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