does every university require 4 years english class to get in to?
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I think that all you need is a Hish School Diploma or equivelant and you have to take the ACT or SAT test. That is what they look for. As long as you have that and the grades you can get in. Now another option you have is to go to a community college. They don't usually require a whole lot to get in and you can get your General Classes out of the way at a much cheaper cost and then after a year or two transfer to w four year university
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The time to graduate is not an issue.  There requirement is that you have a four year degree.  The requirement is not that you graduate in four years.
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Hey,\n\nI am an Indian in 12th grade in America now. There are no real REQUIREMENTS to get into a class. Like the person above me said, public schools have to take who applies and lives in the area. However, depending on your birthday, they might make you repeat a grade. This will not happen unless you are really young for your age [happened to my brother, who turned 13 in April of 8th grade.] The cut off date is December I think, and you are supposed to be atleast seventeen for the year. Private schools have different requirements but they are pretty expensive. \n\nAlso, if you are planning to go to college in America after, you will have to take required examinations [for college, not school] such as the SAT or ACT very early in the year. \n\nIf you have any questions feel free to contact me; I will be happy to help. \n\n: )
307005
normally, 2 years in college.  You learn everything you need to know in the first 2 years.  If you just want a certificate instead of a degree, just take the mandatory engineering classes and not the general classes like english and foreign language that most colleges require.  If you do that you could finish in one to one and a half years easily.
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No.\n\nYou don't need one to get in to many universities and colleges, via things like 'mature' or 'special' student programs; scholarships and bursaries are available to them with little or no consideration of high school anything, so...
901108
After four years you would undergo placement\n1.So you need not only bookish knowledge but also extra knowledge of what is happening in the world of mechanics\n2.you should have great communication skills\n3.always be in the top 10 not only in studies but also in the extra curricular activities of the coll edge\n4.finally don't worry be happy and enjoy as coll edge life come once in a life span
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In most states in the U.S. you need a Bachelor's Degree. So 4 years of college. 13 Years of school before you can go to college for a total of 17 years.
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depending on the type of school you go to, it can take anywhere from 2 to 5 years.  good luck to you!
74404
most schools use the 5 year rule. But some say if you have taken a college level english and math and pass a placement test you meet their requirements. I would check with the school you intend to apply to and wait to take the most important subjects such as biology,english, and college math until you get closer to the date you expect to apply. It really just depends on the school and your major.
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Go to an English class for foreigners
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In the United States, not from a recognized, accredited University.\n\nIf you're in the United States, you might also want to consider taking an extra English class or two.
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Very simple. Join an English teaching school.
603343
Don't know of any 3 year colleges.   There are two year, (for associates degree), and 4 year.
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Im not that sure, but I think its 2 years!\n\nHere's some information:\nhttp://www.cordonbleu.edu/International/English/courses/dsp_Langcourse.cfm?langcourseid=185&local=0&lang=4&school=6&tabsset=byschool
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If your first language is not English, most universities will ask you to take an IELTS or similar exams to study in UK. Some universities will ask a 7 grade (out of 9), others will ask for a 6.5. it all depends in the university.\nThe exam is quite long.\nYou have listening, writing, reading and speaking exams.\nI already took the IELTS exam, and if you need some help send me an email.
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The traditional time table for a bachelor's degree is 4 years, but can vary based on the program you are in and the the university that you attend.
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The previous answers touch on certain issues relevant to your concerns but let me give you the straight dope.  Yes, you'll need a four year degree but your major shouldn't matter; however, an English major will write essay exam answers better than  someone that majored in accounting. Writing well constructed, rational and logical essays are the key to good grades in law school. There is a book by Mary Campbell Gallagher titled "How to write Bar Exam Essays" or something like that. Get it and learn the tools she expounds upon. I wish this book was available when I went through school.\n\nIf there is a law school at the college/university you attend, investigate whether the law school offers undergrads the opportunity to sit as mock jurors for the law school trial advocacy classes. Also, some schools offer classes and instruction on writing resumes and/or interviewing - take advantage of it. \n\nWhile in law school, take it seriously. Use your time well, read outside resources to get a better understanding and sign up for the law school's criminal clinic (it may be a lottery system, tho). Interview with the local prosecutor's office during your first year or two. \n\nDon't let the aura of LAW SCHOOL frighten you. I personally think 4 years as an undergrad and 3 as a law student are a waste of time. I don't think it's so hard to be deserving of a graduate level degree; unlike medicene. However, don't get lazy-prosecuting agencies want the best, the top 10% (law review) students.