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A level Spanish for Spanish resident

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Jobforlife · 11/04/2013 22:21

My DD is in the process of considering her choice of subjects for AS level next September. We live in Spain, and she would like to take Spanish, but I'm worried that when it comes to applying to UK Universities, they may not count it as highly because we live here and they might think it's an 'easy' option... In fact, we have only been here since she was in year 8, she goes to a British school, and has only learnt Spanish since she moved here, so it will be just as challenging an option as any other A level subject for her.
Has anyone had any experience of this situation? (suppose it could be any other MFL)

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KenDoddsDadsDog · 13/04/2013 10:59

I studied Spanish at Uni with quite a few ex pat residents or those that had Spanish parents. Made no difference at all with grades etc.

Jobforlife · 14/04/2013 06:21

Thanks KenDoddsDadsDog. Was that just those studying Spanish at Uni, or other subjects as well? My DD is looking at studying Law at Uni.

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KenDoddsDadsDog · 14/04/2013 07:46

I only knew of those ont course. But you would think if it wouldn't count anywhere as being 'easier' it would be for a degree in Spanish. I did Spanish with Catalan plus literature, history etc.

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