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07-20-10, 12:52 PM #1
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Qualifications UK vs US
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Any idea as to what the equivalent in the US would be to a UK A-level qualification?
In the UK it's the course you have to pass in order to be accepted at University.
Any help would be appreciated
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07-20-10, 01:15 PM #2
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If you are talking about College I assume the SAT and ACT tests would be what you are looking for. Different universities have different standards.
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07-20-10, 02:15 PM #3
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Given the different use of the words "University" and "College" in England and Canada vs. the US, do you mean undergraduate or post graduate?
Like Five-0 said, the SAT or ACT for undergraduate studies, and then all kinds of stuff for post grad.
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07-20-10, 03:06 PM #4
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Undergrad so SAT / ACT is probably what I'm after, cheers.
Originally Posted by MacLean
A common mistake made when trying to come up with a totally foolproof design is to completely underestimate the innate ingenuity of fools.
The last thing I want to do is hurt you but it's still there on my list of options, so are you coming quietly.........?
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