The first college in Switzerland to offer an English Year 10 programme.
Usually three full A levels. Required subjects, grades and GCSE/IGCSE qualifications vary by university and course.
British A levels are widely accepted for university entry. Required grades, subjects and the number of A levels vary by institution. Universities also consider GCSE/IGCSE results, school records and other application information. Additional tests may be required.
Basic eligibility generally requires three independent, recognised A-level subjects at grade C or above, in an accepted subject combination. Additional subject requirements depend on the intended degree.
Requirements for entry with A levels vary by country, university and course. Specific subject combinations, minimum grades and additional qualifications may be required.
Applicants aged 21 or over at the start of an undergraduate course in England and Scotland are generally considered mature students. Some universities offer flexible entry routes that take account of relevant work experience or alternative qualifications. Requirements vary by university and course, and mature-student status does not automatically mean that standard entry requirements are waived.
The University of London offers distance-learning undergraduate programmes with a range of entry routes. A-level and GCSE/IGCSE requirements vary by programme, and additional subject or English-language requirements may apply. Students should check the current entry requirements for their chosen programme.
