Access to the University
Access to the University depends on the results obtained in the AS/ A Level exams to be taken at the end of each of the courses that make up the baccalaureate, Year 12 – Year 13.
At this level, approved subjects or subjects are considered those with a grade of A, B, C, D and E.
In general, for University access in the UK, depending on universities and/or faculties, are necessary at least two approved subjects of the GCE (General Certifíícate of Education).
However, in many cases, among which are the most recognized universities, at least three approved subjects with a B rating or higher are required.
With the intention of unifying criteria, in the United Kingdom, the score obtained according to the “TABLE OF UCAS POINTS” which assigns a numerical assessment to the scores obtained in the AS/A2 exams.
On the other hand, access to the Spanish Universities requires obtaining a numerical qualification from 0 to 14.
The final grade thus obtained allows access to the different university studies according to the cutting notes that are established in each case.
University access to Spanish universities for students who have studied in foreign centres of education systems belonging to the EU, also requires obtaining a numerical note.
This can be obtained by two ways: University access for EU students or by taking the Selectivity exam.