OK. So with a BTEC Level 3 National Diploma you can gain a maximum of 112 UCAS points (if you gain a grade D*D*). So we need to check that each of your five choices (a) accept 112 UCAS points or below, and (b) don't stipulate a minimum of 3 A levels (or equivalent). Here we go..
For
Foundation Year in Computing and Engineering (which can lead to BSc Information Technology) at Middlesex University, they want "56-64 UCAS points" (64 UCAS points is MM in the BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, by the way) and are clearly happy to accept just two A levels (or equivalent) as they say they'll accept "DEE/
CD - DDE/
CC". (
details)
For
Digital Media Technology BSc (Hons) - 4 years full time including foundation year - at Kingston University, in terms of UCAS points they say they want "64 for BSc (Hons) including foundation year." We know they'll accept a BTEC worth two A levels as they say they'll for the 3-year
non-foundation course, they'll accept, "BTEC Diploma with grades D*D* in a Computing, Science, Engineering or Business subject area." (
details)
History at Kings College London is not going to work, unfortunately. Although they accept a BTEC Level 3 National Diploma that's in conjunction with two A levels. (
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Computer Science (Software Engineering) at University of Hertfordshire looks like it's impossible to meet their entry requirements with your BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, as they say they want 120-128 UCAS points. The most you can get is 112, as mentioned earlier. (
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For
Games Design BA at Brunel University London, they want "BTEC Level 3 Diploma DM in any subject,
with an A-level at grade C." So unless you're secretly also doing an A level which you haven't mentioned, this isn't going to work either. You could theoretically hit their required UCAS points if you achieved D*D*, but this wouldn't technically meet their entry requirements as they only quote UCAS points for those taking an Access to HE Diploma. (
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My guess is that you have a good shot at offers from both Middlesex University and Kingston University. And hey, you only need two offers anyway (one firm and on insurance).

Good luck.
