Does one have to take an exam to begin graduate courses or does it depend on the college you go to?
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Some institutions have no requirement for entrance exams, using only your undergraduate record...sometimes, if you stay at your alma mater and in the faculty where you did your undergrad they don't make you test.\n\nHowever, the great majority of programs require your transcripts, letters of recommendation, and test scores just to matriculate (much less take classes).  The tests include GRE for most programs, however, you wouold need a GMAT for an MBA program, MCAT for medical school, and LSAT for law school.  Check the program's website for details.
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You are a college graduate if you have a degree.  It doesn't matter if it's an associates , bachelor's, masters, whatever.
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There is usually a requirement that you need to take state approved courses to get your insurance license. Each states have its own regulations about insurance. So you might or might not have to take classes.
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Yes, in Travel and Tourism you have a mix of coursework and exams. Since you mention "A" levels, one assumes you live in Britain. If your course is NVQ-based, you will provide evidence of competencies from your place of work. If it is a full-time college course, it is GNVQ-based and will involve a lot of simulated (pretend) competences which are basically coursework, but if you want to take a degree and make something of your career, you will take exams. Explore the websites below. They are really good courses.
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no.everyone has the rit to get admitted.first come first served basis should do.no testing with parent knowledge necessary.
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YES U MUST TAKE BASICS FIRST, APPROXIMATELY 42 HRS. DEPENDING ON WHAT U ARE GOING TO MAJOR U MIGHT NEED TO TAKE ADDITIONAL CLASSES
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You can begin teaching after obtaining your undergraduate degree but will have to take classes toward your master's degree in order to keep your certificate current.
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You have to prove that Higher National Diploma is equivalent to Bachelor degree in U.S.  Transcript with requirement courses before taking master degree, your G.P.A and GRE test score.
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No, you probably just need to have your diploma translated into English and somehow i guess via placement tests or whichever way the college administration asks for, convince them that you dont need to retake all you courses.
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A small percentage of graduate programs dont require the tests to get in.. I guess you have to find a school with an MBA program that you like and doesnt ask for test scores.
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You do not need to take any courses, but you do have to take the certification tests.\nI took an A+ test long time ago in Sacramento, CA.  The test costs somewheres in the 100-200 dollar range so you want to make sure that you know your stuff before going in otherwise you're just throwing away money.
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You may not require to take but you have to take license examnination(s) in U.S in order to "do your work" in U.S.\n\nHowever, in order to pass the exam, you may come to some university to study.
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Take the test in California. The same as the bar. The laws are different so you may need to take a course before you take the exam.
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It depends on the university! Each university has its own entry requirements.
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I'm starting college this fall and I have zero credits so far. I don't think there's a credit requirement in entering a college, unless you're transferring from another.
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You need to be sponsored by an employer and take an exam.
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it will probably be recognized that you have the qualifications but more than likely you will have to take another test or exam of some sort as there are a few differences in the laws regarding practicalites when comparing UK to the US