hello hsmp3000, UK is definitely very expensive, I have tried it to compare many times with other countries,you shall end up paying too much rent and for transport mate. Your rent and expenses would take away min £1000 a month, and if you go out for some entertainment then you end up saving very l...

I am confused with all of your replys you know im a lot younger then you so its hard for me to take this all in so this is what i think i should do reading all you replys. and im gonna do it in a simple easy way :) 1. Finish GCSE's and find a college in London to do my A-Levels 2. Go to a universit...

I am confused with all of your replys you know im a lot younger then you so its hard for me to take this all in so this is what i think i should do reading all you replys. and im gonna do it in a simple easy way :) 1. Finish GCSE's and find a college in London to do my A-Levels 2. Go to a universit...

On the other hand, if you stayed in the UK to study at university, you could get an undergraduate degree in Law (age 18-21) and then a one-year training course (age 21-22) to become a lawyer. You would be fully qualified in Law in the UK before you even started Law school in the US! That's not quit...

Okay thanks you really put it in to perspective for me although i reiceved this email from NY Law School ill copy and paste it > Mr. Turner, > > A levels are unique to the British education system and are not offered in the US. Neither the O or A levels qualifies someone for admission to an America...

Ok first off, where are you currently living and what is your education background? Any degrees? Work experience? well there are two paths are wish to go; to im currently 16 and completing my GCSEs in school i live in wales. This is my first choice. Finish my GCSEs and then go to a college in New Y...

Fantasic response ksand :) . Your advice is appreciated. This has certainly became a primary option for me - and is probably the best choice for what I want to do. No problem :). I think that doing a study abroad year is great if you are considering a move to the US in the future. It can help you t...

Hi adamscybot, I've only just found/joined the forum today, but thought I'd share my experiences with you, since you seem to be in a similar position as I was a few years ago and perhaps you might wish to look into going about things in a similar way. I've always been fascinated by the US - I have f...