So many of us have probably been
thinking about university and some of us are studying for a BTEC qualification
like me. But when you look at university courses online most of us have noticed
that more often than not you see that their requirements are usually A-Level or
AS. So what does this mean for BTEC? I mean take what I study for example, I do
Business Studies Level 3 Extended Diploma which is equivalent to 3 A-levels.
But what does this mean?
I recently had a look at
Manchester University for International Management with American Business
Studies and when I had a look at the entry requirements at first I was a little
confused because I study BTEC and I had to look for the alternative entry
requirements but after I found the BTEC option it became clearer. After look
around more at different universities I got gist for the entry requirements and
what most business courses have to offer.
So how do you find a course that
suits you? Well coming from me I don’t have an exact way of doing this, I’d recommend
just research and even if you have your heart set on a specific course, keep
looking because you could find a uni with better version of that course or you
might even stumble across something that interests you more. I’ve recently been
looking around at universities and because my main access to the internet is
through my phone and the computers at college, I would do basic research on my
phone, like looking local universities and then I’d email my college email the
links. After this I would go into college and when I got some free time I made
a little table with what uni it was, the course, brief description, location of
the uni and then the link. Of course this is just a starting point for me, I
have until next year to worry about this but it’s good to have a head start
instead of worrying too much when it comes to it.
Got a better way to look for a good uni?
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