What do u mean by Highest academic Qualification to date?
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They just want your completed qualifications.  For example, if you have a degree and are studying a graduate diploma, just write your degree.  In your case, write high school, as your degree isn't yet finished.
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graduate that is your best bet
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I would say you are more then qualified, when you are ready ..go to this website \nhttp://english.monster.ca/geo/siteselection.asp\n\nGood Luck
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You sound smart, you must have done well in Law School.  If your ranking is top 10-20%, which it should be with such a high IQ, you'll be fine.
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This site answers your question very well.\n\nhttp://homepages.shu.ac.uk/~acsdry/ranks.htm
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Although probably not a guarantee, you'll need the obvious high SAT scores, high GPA, a multitude of extracurricular activities, and a lot of community service. UCs also probably look for leadership and work experience, so try getting those things boosted up as well.\n\nAnd pray hard.
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depends on the course you want to do and the university you chose i suppose. seems nowadays more people are being encouraged to go into higher education in the UK so the entry standards are being lowered. from what i can grasp from international students (US) they attend more classes and sit more exams. exams are not really real tests of knowledge so i am led to believe! So English uni get my thumbs up anytime.
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Let me guess. You got top grades in English, right?
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What do you know to be, your greatest acheivement thus far?
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An undergraduate degree (sometimes called a first degree or simply a degree) is the most common and lowest academic degree available and is normally studied at a higher education institution, such as a university. \n\nOnce you have obtained this degree Associates, Bachalor Etc . you can go for your Graduate degree such as...Masters, PhD Etc.\n\nHope this helps.
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Hya i was wondering the same thing and stumbled across this - "Achievements under the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme are not directly translatable into UCAS points. However, each UCAS application form contains space for a personal statement from the prospective student. This is the appropriate place to list notable non-academic personal achievements such as attainments under the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme. In some cases, where the academic achievement is slightly below the required level, an impressive Personal Statement can be enough to bridge the gap, and earn the student a place. There is no sure way to predict how much weight will be given to the contents of the Personal Statement, but Duke of Edinburgh awards are known to be one of the non-academic factors which admissions officers typically look out for". I hope this helps you :-)
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they r looking mainly for these two things...1) your aptitude knowledge(related to anything...mainly mathematics)\nand 2) ur English(includes voca, fluency,etc.,)
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most definite.\nchinn
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The American High School Diploma is NOT normally sufficient as an entry qualification to LSE, however "outstanding applicants" offering this qualification may be invited to take the LSE Entrance Exam (see below). Applicants offering the Advanced Placement (A.P. classes if they have that in your state) level should offer at least two (but preferably three or four) suitable (relevant) subjects with grades of A's or B's. Alternatively, applicants offering the first year of an undergraduate degree from a US university would be eligible to apply and the School (i.e. School of Economics, Anthropoly, Law, etc) would require an overall GPA of 3 to 3.5 or B/B+.\n\nMore conditions may apply, i.e. passing and scoring highly on the entrance exam.
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All a higher gpa will get you if you are already at the university level is honors.\n\nIts best to try an understand the material better then it is to strive for a high gpa. Pass your courses and do the best you can to understand everything you are learning.
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If you want a skilled job, the best way would be to go back to university - I'm currently doing an Access to Higher Education course which would be suitable for someone like yourself. It teaches skills such as Communications, Maths and Computing as well as 3 specialist subjects in a wide range of areas. This is the best way for a mature student to get to university as it will help you gain the skills and confidence to study at a UK university. I was working in the retail sector before i started the course, and even working my way up - i only managed a salary of about £14,000
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a university/college qualification.\n\nwhy? because tertiary means third and follows on from primary (first) and then secondary (second)