i want to do my graduation in uk

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1. amomipais82
   

   Hi,
   Most schools/colleges will accept her to study but she will have to pay overseas student fees and schools may not have that facility, colleges usually do. There is no specific entry requirement, she would be able to join in the classes with a view to taking AS courses and possibly A2 courses alongside if the full A level is required. Each school/college would approach the situation in their own way. Providing the school with grade average and some understanding of the curriculum content of current courses would help them come to a decision.
   She will need a student visa before arriving and to get that she needs the acceptance letter from the college and evidence that funds are available to pay fees and maintenance and accommodation. As she is probably under 18 then there should be information on the suitability of the UK sponsor, the relationship; age; available accommodation etc.
   One of the biggest differences she would find is the specialisation at an earlier age. If she is planning to go to an American University she should check out the requirements and what studies are most appropriate in the UK
   As she plans to stay with a family member, she should start with the schools/colleges in the area. If the family member is relocating/moving to the UK for work etc. don't forget that there are a number of American schools here. They are all fee paying schools, she would then graduate. In the UK that doesn't happen. You just take the exams and pass or fail, no ceremony.

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