You normally need to have 3 A-levels to get into uni, however sometimes 2 is fine. i predict that on the odd occasion 1 might be okay if you get a really high score, as unis go by ucas points. If the uni you applyed to didnt require many points one A- Level may be okay. There is also the possibilty of doing an acsess course into uni which is something completely different.
well, at my school, i am studying A level History, English Literature, Drama and Art and Design, so it would usually mean that you need 4 A/O Levels. And it also depends how many UCAS points you need for your chosen course at university :) x
depends what a lvels
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O levels are just another name for GCSEs. you have the option to either go to work after your O levels or take your A levels
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No. You need GCE "A" levels or their equivalents.
"O levels" are the old-fashioned equivilants of GCSE's. O levels can be in many different subjects.
Requirements for an 'O' Level are set out in the syllabus. Passing grades are set by the authorising education board
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O (outstanding) = A E (exceeds expectations) = B A (acceptable) = C P (poor) = D+ D (dreadful) = D- T (troll) seem to be varying levels of an F.
A level=advanced level.It comes after o levels.
O leveln O level [ˈou-levəl]Ordinary Level; (in Britain) a matriculation examination in a particular subject that is not sufficient for university entrance, for which A (= Advanced) levels are required.
8 Grade to 10 Grade or Secondary school level
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