I have no Hope guys

Applying to College
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<p>Hi every one</p>

<p>this is my first thread on this website</p>

<p>my situation is different to every one</p>

<p>I passed O levels</p>

<p>and came to do AS levels</p>

<p>but the School refused to do so???? saying I will not coup with the level of AS</p>

<p>because I choose all core subjects and plus done a subject call combined science(all three sciences es together)</p>

<p>which blocked my future plan really</p>

<p>but after a lot of discussion with them because i got a B I was accepted to do ONLY IT(information technology) as AS level</p>

<p>and I passed that with a grad C.</p>

<p>through my search over the colleges the minimum requirements is 2 AS subject</p>

<p>And to be honest I don't know what to do</p>

<p>1) go back to school and do one extra subject
2) find a college the accept me ( my Major Subject is IT)
if so i would kindly like a list of colleges.</p>

<p>I have no hope except Asking you guys fro Advice because i am lost in a world of no one</p>

<p>BEST REGARDS</p>

<p>Thomas</p>

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<p>My advice to you is to go back to school for a year and work your ass off. It’s either that, or apply to community college.</p>

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<p>thank a lot bro I will try my best</p>

<p>tell me about the community college</p>

<p>could you give me a list of them</p>

<p>or an idea of how much it will cost</p>

<p>and where i can find them </p>

<p>thanks alot for your visit</p>

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<p>Are you out of the US? Community Colleges are pretty much in every city. Usually 20-40 dollars per unit.</p>

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<p>Uhmm, you’re asking for advice on how to handle your British education (or some model designed after the British model) on an American forum. Probably not a good idea, as very few of us have any idea how the British system works. I know that you have A-levels, but if it’s similar to the German system (which I’m vaguely familiar with, thanks to a German teacher), the only way you can get into a uni is to go back and pass the entrance exams (your A-levels). Otherwise, you can look into trade schools. But, unless someone on this forum has an intimate knowledge about the British schooling system (many may understand a bit about Britain’s very top students, and Oxford and Cambridge, but like me know very little about Britain’s more average unis), you’re better off looking elsewhere for advice.</p>

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<p>You might post this question on the International Student forum</p>

<p><a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/international-students/[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/international-students/&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;