ABB-BCC?????

As I understand it, the secondary school exam system in the UK has A-levels, which are TEE level exams that you do to get into University (short for Advanced Level, I think - the A doesn't refer to the grade you get) and O-levels (short for Ordinary Level, I think).Link this info with the reply from Dan Jeffries and I think that should answer your question. Hope so anyway.Rod> Hi> I know this is going to be in the wrong room but i cant work> out how to get to th others:P> I was finding out more about doing a degree in Drama at a university> in England when i came accross the following entry requirements:> We normally require three good A level passes, but the current> offer of ABB-BCC may be adjusted according to your background and> experience. One of your A Levels should normally be among the following> subjects: a foreign language, English, Classical Studies, History,> Art or Art History, Music, Theatre Studies. We also welcome applications> from mature candidates with alternative qualifications, those with> relevant professional experience, and those who wish to defer their> entry for a year.> Does anyone know what ABB-BBC even is, is it like TEE or something??> So that would mean 3 A levels in your TEE maybe???Im just clutching> at straws here.> Let me know if you know more.> Catherine McStravick>