Course discussion University of veterinary medicine. 11 Minutes ago: 5. August 2011 23: 04 I don't think it does... but I know not sure. In the pretty sure that you have the right A level or higher. In the I say with that because I have a degree in Immunology, and that I needed, I was told, to do advanced mathematics, not in the school take. I think if you have the correct school results, a HNC/HND will not work. I would ask them if it will be faster.Thank you for the answers, I take higher in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and anything else at College this year. I do not believe, higher alone meet the entry requirements, an HNC is level 7, Scqf that same when advance higher, was my logic, that a HNC to comply with the requirements 4 minutes ago: 5. August 2011 23: 10-I don't think it does... but I know for certain. In the pretty sure that you have the right A level or higher. In the I say with that because I have a degree in Immunology, and that I needed, I was told, to do advanced mathematics, not in the school take. I think if you have the correct school results, a HNC/HND will not work. I would ask them if it will be faster.I think this is only the general requirement for most universities. Even with good a a University is still usually GCSE require mathematics and English or Equivalient, make sure that you have a basic education.

As to the OP, it is mathematics and English probably on the site of a levels, but you may continue to GCSE or equivalent must.

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