What colleges in London accept the GED?

There isn't a definitive list of London colleges that *explicitly* state they accept the GED as a standalone qualification for undergraduate admission. UK universities generally prioritize A-Levels, the International Baccalaureate, or equivalent qualifications from recognized UK or international education systems. The GED, while recognized as a high school equivalency diploma in the US and some other countries, isn't as widely accepted for direct university entry in the UK.

To gain entry to a London college or university with a GED, you'd likely need to:

* Demonstrate significant further education or work experience: This would show you possess the maturity and skills needed to succeed at university level despite not having traditional A-Levels.

* Take a foundation course: Many colleges offer foundation programs specifically designed for students who lack the direct entry requirements. Successfully completing a foundation year could lead to admission to an undergraduate degree program.

* Apply as a mature student: Universities often have more flexible entry requirements for mature students (generally over 21). Your work experience and life experiences could compensate for the lack of traditional qualifications.

* Contact universities directly: The best approach is to contact the admissions departments of individual universities and colleges in London to inquire directly about their acceptance of the GED in conjunction with other evidence of your academic capabilities. Be prepared to explain your circumstances and provide comprehensive evidence of your abilities.

In short, while a GED alone isn't likely to secure you undergraduate admission at a London university, it can be a stepping stone if accompanied by other qualifications, experience, or through a foundation year. Direct contact with the universities is crucial.