What gcses do you need to frencch at uni?

There's no single, universally required set of GCSEs to study French at university. Requirements vary significantly between universities and even between different courses within the same university.

However, you will almost certainly need:

* A GCSE in French (or equivalent) at a good grade. This is the absolute minimum. Most universities will specify a grade, often a B or above, or a 6 or above under the new GCSE grading system. Some highly competitive universities might require an A or a 7 or above.

While not always *required*, having other GCSEs, particularly in English Language and Literature, is highly advantageous as strong language and communication skills are essential for success in a French degree. Some universities might also appreciate strong grades in other humanities subjects.

To find out the specific entry requirements, you must check the entry requirements page for each university and course you're interested in applying to. Don't rely on general advice; look at the official information directly from the university's website.