Could anyone tell me about the american's entrance exam to uni,i want the general background?
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most American colleges require either the ACT or the SAT I (and occasionally specific SAT II subject tests).  If English is not your native language, you may have to take the TOEFL as well.  ACT and SAT test dates are less frequent in other countries than they are in the US (sometimes only one or two chances to take them per year), so look up the dates they're available near you.\n\nThe ACT has several subsections: English, Reading, Mathematics, and Science.  Each of these sections is rated on a score of 1 to 36, and your "ACT Score" is the average of these four scores.  The SAT is broken into mathematics and verbal subsections, and each is rated from 100 to 800.  Your "SAT Score" is the sum of these two (so between 200 and 1600).  The SAT II consists of a variety of subject tests, each of which are graded from 100 to 800.  You normally pick three of these to take on a given testing date, and each score is reported separately (800 for math, 350 for French, and 520 for biology, for example).  Often these can be used to place out of introductory classes, so you can either skip them and take the next level, or get credit for them as if you had taken them at your university.
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http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/personnel/AWA/OEA%20Emloyee%20Info%20Statement.pdf
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In the UK they have O levels and A levels\n\nI went to an international school that had a similar system to America. They tend to have a high school diploma, graduating high school when you are 17 or 18. Some people also do the Advanced Placement classes, which are first year university courses (as in university in America for the first year, you usually attend a range of general classes before you declare your major in the second year). \n\nA U.S degree, as in a degree from university is the equivalent as the UK's degree at the end of undergraduate degree. \n\nIt is a bit still to say that an O level is the same as a university degree from lets say Harvard university or Yale
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http://www.usatestprep.com/front/index.php
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Where are you from? What school? Etc. Need some info so I have something to work with...
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http://students.washington.edu/~ukc/sea/UKCSea.html
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Go to the studentroom.co.uk. They have alot of information on A levels.
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Is it overall ?. Hurmm... So broad and too much to say. You should grabbed some valubale infos from University of Oxford and University of Cambridge. I guess this URL address will help you.
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Get one of theose SAT prep books and read through it.  Then study the areas that seem foreign or new to you.  Then definitely get a good night's sleep and eat breakfast.  Good Luck!
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Please visit www.educationuk.org for detailed information on UK unis and colleges.Thanks.
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If you are a potential student with strong academic background, then there is no problem. You must have scholarship.\nYou should study  www.admissionglobal.com  in details and explore your desired information.
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as long as you have a diploma from a highschool in your home country, you can legally attend an american university.  the school's main concern will be your grades of course, but also any problems you might encounter in getting a student visa.  please make sure you are eligible to enter the united states for study before applying.  your school should help you with getting the appropriate paperwork.\ngood luck~~
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there is an American university there.\nalso some national university,and collages.
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go to ur local british council, they will be able to help u out on this, and all the procedures u need to take a london gce xam\n\nalternatively, u can also visit the local british concil website\n\njust go to\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/home-contact-worldwide.htm\nand select ur country to go to the british council website of ur country\n\nme a london gce survivor.......:D
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http://www.usastudentvisa.org/
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Here is a helpful link. Good luck!!\n\nhttp://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/citizenship_test.html
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They'll ask you! Normally at University where you are studying a 'useful' foreign language or  PPE (Politics, Philosophy, Economics). You will also need to be a UK national (3 generations), have no convictions (criminal not political), be able to pass a 'simple' assessment test and be able to KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT! It's not easy but it might just be fun! Forget '007', 'Spooks' comes closer!