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A level and Sixth Form College Students in London: Applications for American Universities
APPLICATION FORM A level and sixth form students in London may apply to universities in the USA using one of two procedures: 1) using the university’s unique form or 2) Continue Reading →
A level college students in London – Making a firm university choice
Choosing where to study after A level college can be a daunting experience. For sixth form college students who find themselves with a few conditional offers, there comes the dilemma Continue Reading →
A level college students in London – Medical Schools abroad
For A level college students in London and around the UK, the decision to study Medicine is not one that is taken lightly. Medical schools in the UK are notoriously Continue Reading →
A level College Students in London: Admissions tests for university
Applying for university can be a very daunting time for A level college students, in London and elsewhere. The combination of worrying about achieving the desired grades and making sure Continue Reading →
A Level college students in London: Making the term ‘Mickey Mouse Degrees’ a thing of the past
For A-Level college students who are wishing to attend university, choosing what to study is one of the hardest decisions that they will have to make. Students who have a Continue Reading →
A level College Students in London: The Effect of University Choice on Career Outcome
When it comes to choosing where to study after A level colleges in London, students are particularly spoilt for choice. Understandably, deciding factors will differ greatly from student to student, Continue Reading →
A Level Resits, Clearing and Alternatives
At this time last year, Of students with no A levels 25% were unemployed Of students newly graduated from university 25% were unemployed Of newly graduated students who were employed, Continue Reading →
A Level Retakes? Should You Resit?
Those who fail to achieve their A Level grades should consider retaking subjects. Some universities exclude retake students, and courses such as medicine are unlikely to accept those candidates. Thankfully, Continue Reading →
A Levels or IB?
The IB is the ideal of pre-university education for many educators. Who couldpossibly argue with its mission; the breadth and depth of its subject offerings; its introduction to research, philosophy Continue Reading →
A-level college students in London: Applying to medical school from a medical student’s perspective
The decision to study medicine is not one that any A-level college student should take lightly. The application and interview processes alone are hurdles at which many find themselves falling, Continue Reading →