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What courses did you take for GCSE/A-levels/US equivilent. Did you enjoy them, and did you find them hard?
Cos you see, well there is no real reason behind this, but meh. I do Business Studies, Computing and Physics for A-level, dropped Maths at AS. I think they are hard at times and I enjoy them, why else choose them? Hey thats another question, OMG!
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Economics, Biology, Chemistry, dropped Maths at AS.
I chose them because I want a degree.
A degree of INSANITY.
What on earth are you talking about? What are A levels? Explain. Now. Please.
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Their the highest form of qualification avalible in the UK below a degree.
Actually, there's HND - Higher National Diploma which is above A-Level but below Degree, that's what I'm doing at the moment (Multimedia).
And for A-Levels I did English Literature and ICT which was an AVCE, equivalent to 2 A-Levels. No idea why I did Eng. Lit actually since I want to be a web designer but there you go...
Is it like General Education? Or more like an Associate in Arts?
Maybe it's like Devry Technical Institute, where you can major in TV/VCR repair.
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GCSE = General Certificate of Secondary Education or something. Things you *have* to do at school.
A-Levels are optional, after that, after you leave school, like your specialist area, people usually do 2-4 of them. That's generally at school or college. And then HND/degrees are usually at University which is *after* that.
I wanna stay in education forever =D
Most Americans can't make their VCR clock stop blinking.Originally posted by Del Murder
Maybe it's like Devry Technical Institute, where you can major in TV/VCR repair.
Xander: I'm guessing GCSE is like General Education here. And degrees are degrees, thank goodness.
I don't understand your crazy talk. Is England even a real country?
No it's not.
I did the International Baccalaureate. Biology, Chemistry and Maths at higher level. Economics, English A1 and French B at standard level.
What the god is all this?
Well Im American and can... Just put duck-tape on the blinking.Most Americans can't make their VCR clock stop blinking.
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