can i become an accountant or a chemical engineer with these grades? pleeeeeease answer. iam begging to you?
iam in year 11 doing my GCSE right now. i want to be either a chemical engineer or a charted accountant. these are the grades that i am going to get for my GCSE. english - C maths - B chemistry - B biology - B physics - C Re - A IT - C next year i am going to do A levels. SUPPOSE after the 2 year i get these A level grades. chemistry - A maths - A accountancy - A do you think any universities will take me to do a degree course in Chemical engineering or accounting.
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The short answer is yes. The vast majority of universities look at your cumulative GPA, and only look at individual courses to make sure you didn't fail anything, or anything significant. But, as long as your overall GPA is admissible, the individual grades don't matter (once again, as long as not failing). The university would then admit you, and most large universities don't have processes where you have to be accepted to specific degree programs, you'll be admitted to the overall university, and are then free to major in whatever you like (like Chemical Engineering or Accounting), or you will be admitted to their Business or Engineering college within the University and are then free to major in your desired subject. So, get those grades up, keep an overall good GPA, and you'll be fine!
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