<p>My school (in dubai) offers them and I took a few last year just for the heck of it. Do us universities even look at them? I sent certificates and everything and am begininning to wonder If it was pointless...</p>
<p>In the countries that accept the G.C.E. O level certification, they will also ask for the "A" levels as well, as a part of their admission criteria. The O level is equivalent to Form 5 education in Commonwealth countries, or the same as Grade 11 in the U.S, I think. In my opinion, you'll need to show something more advanced if you want to be considered in the university level, in & out of the U.S.</p>
<p>No lol you misunderstood. The thing is Im taking AP classes and already did my SATs and everything lol. I'm just asking if a few extra Olevels will give me some sort of edge. I got As in all of them.</p>
<p>It can only help..</p>
<p>hey when u send in O level results, do u send in photocopies of the certificates or do u get the certificate stamped by a notary?</p>
<p>stamped photocopied versions</p>
<p>i sent in without those certified stamps. damm it.</p>
<p>it's just a formality.. you cannot fake an O Level cert anyway..</p>
<p>jhl when u say stamped, do u mean stamped by a school official or by a notary public? lol i got it stapmed from a notary, not a school official</p>
<p>I got it stamped by my school principal, who signed on it</p>
<p>damn...do u think they will mind that i got it stamped by a notary public? (im in the US btw, and i couldnt get it stamped from the school official of my previous school cuz thats back in indonesia)</p>
<p>i have no idea....</p>
<p>Provided the notary public is in good standing & the seal has not expired. Notarized documents are acceptable alternatives in the courthouse so I would imagine yours will be OK.</p>