r mock GCSEs exams that important?
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Yes, they are a good kick up the backside for most students and make them realise that they can't just blag their way through the real thing without putting in some time and effort into revision.
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Try http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/\n\nIt's usually quite good
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hopefully you've got the answer to that question - i couldn't tell whether you had or not! not to publicise specific agencies, but a good GCSE revision guide will help your daughter learn her algebraic processes without doing load of examples - they give a few really good examples which kids find easy to appreciate because they are not being bombarded with loads of questions. Make sure you get one appropriate to her tier of study - if in doubt ask her maths teacher which one the school recommends or gets direct from the supplier. Good luck!
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Having taken the PRAXIS I would not be too worried.  Here are some sample exams.  Hope yours goes well!
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9-12 GCSEs including English and Maths at A*-C. People say 'oh I went later in life and had no GCSEs' but for an 18 year old the situation is different; most unis will demand at least those two.\n\nTo get onto A levels, Btec, or IB (the 3 mains routes to HE between the ages of 16-18), at least 5 of these must be at A*-C. For students who want to progress from 6th form to uni, ideally at least 8 should be at A*-C.\n\nSome coursed (e.g. GNVQs) take more time and are worth more than one GCSE. Remember, however, that unless you want to do (for example) Environmental Studies, 4 GCSEs worth on that one topic might not be so good, because it would hint at a 'focus' very early in life, and limit her breadth of skills and knowledge. GNVQs are also not  'academic' so will not be so useful for traditional academic degrees- probably better for work-related degrees such as social work, nursing, ICT and so on.
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Um, I'm not sure, but if you do a search on the ucas website you'll get a whole list!!
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Of course you can but before you do that make sure the degree you want to enroll for in the university of your choice doesnt require you to have GCSE in Bio too as most (if not all) Science degrees require Bio and Chem in GSCE becaue of the foundation it provides to a Science student.\n\nA'levels bio is really difficult and i would highly recommend yo uto at least study or go through basic GCSE bio book like 'GCSE biology second edition by D.G.Mackean' is an excellent book for newbies (or Dummies like myself)..
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When revising for exams make a small diagram of topics to do with each subject. Then give each topic an initial and try and make a short word of each relevant initial. It's easier to remember the word which will lead you to other answers to do with the subject. I used this method of revising for GCSEs and gained 6 A passes.\nIf you have a sprig of rosemary nearby, so that you can smell it while you are revising, and you then take a sprig into your exam (if you're allowed) it's scent will supposedly take you back to the last time you smelt it thus helping you to remember the facts you revised.
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Of course, high grades count !. Relevant others are other certifications, language proficiency, personal statement, and maybe IQ test as admission test. You also need to do well during interview session. Scholarships ?. Of course, but if you can afford it, you may leaved it behind but do consider for scholarships.
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Take the AS level not the A Level it is a step above GCSE (O-level) and a step below A-Level. It is also cheaper than A-level and takes a shorter time to finish 1 year rather than 2 years. It is accepted by lots of universities and colleges as a requirement rather than A-level which is a little too advanced and could help you reduce some credits in some universities.\n\nTrust me I went through this I know.
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One should not follow RAT RACE at all, should consult a 'CAREER COUNSELLOR' who should suggest you a Career most suitable for you, after taking your 'Aptitude Test'. Career is a serious matter, to be taken in amateur. \n\nGOOD LUCK !!
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Im the king of cramming. (i dont however like to promote it cause it is bad). I just finished my final year exams at uni and for each module i more or less did a whole years worth of learning the night before the exam. Hopfuly i get the marks for theory but very little for understanding and application which are the most important to get the best marks.\n\nAt this stage you got a bit of time but just to learn the theory hopfuly your inteligent enough to understand and apply when it come to sitting the papers.\n\nThere must be one subject your prety much confident at. Split friday into three and do hard core reading for each module, be strict dont distract urself otherwise ull get no where (trust me i no). sat, split it between the two you find the hardest, maybe do a little revision at the end say half hour-1 hour on the easier subject before you go to bed. Sun get up early- you cant afford to get up late! do hard core reading on the two hardest and say about 2/3 hours on the easier one at the end.\n\nTips:\n\nAlthough you need your sleep get min 5 hours until after your finals. preferably keep it to 5 but absolutly dont let it go a second over 8hrs.\n\nget support from those around you- living at home? get mother to cook healthy nutritious small light meals and snacks. do not over eat or youll get lazy trust me i did the the day before my exam and could not concentrate on revision at all that night! this does not mean dont eat. eat freaquently and lightly and drink plenty of water its good for body and brain.\n\nif reading is not your thing write it out till you know it.\n\nTry not to revise everything. What has worked for me here in the UK is that i analysed the previous papers and also took into consideration what my tutors said what topics will be covered.\n\nGood luck mate i reckon you'll do well.
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Sure, try: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/\nYou can revise course material on there and test yourself.  It really helped me for my GCSEs (and its more fun than learning from books!)
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google ..... maths psychometric test book
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I would make sure you have lots of expereicnce in many areas. Make sure your VCAT scores are high or retake the test. If you can maybe take a couple extra classes this summer dealing with Animal Science or related fields.
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It depends on which schools you are considering applying to, but generally speaking, grades are always the most important. Most schools have a minimum score on the SAT or ACT to get in. I never even took the SAT's, but I had a 4.2 GPA, and a good ACT score, so I not only got accepted but was offered a scholarship.
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Why don`t you do 3 A`s and the GCSE? I think you`ll find anything else too much. You have to have leisure time as well!