will UK unis accept a degree mostly from non-traditional sources?

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Hi,

Wow!  I can't believe I've been a member here since 2008.  Some of you as well as some members who no longer seem to be active, helped me change my life!  Thank you!

My daughter wants to attend a university in the UK.  She was homeschooled and didn't take the SAT or ACT.  She doesn't do well on timed tests because she experiences dyslexia and dyscalculia.  I mentioned this because almost every university we've researched in the UK is asking for the SAT or ACT scores unless the student has one year of RA credit from a US uni, an associate degree or, as you probably guessed, a bachelor degree.

She's finished 4 or 5 classes at Sophia and is working on Eng Comp I through ASU Earned Admission. We hope to continue using ASU EA for a minimum of 12 RA credits as well as Sophia so she can get a minimum of a AA or AS before she applies to a UK uni.

I think she's been out of school long enough to qualify for a Pierpont BOG associate degree though we are searching for other options as well.

Has anyone attended a UK or European university after getting a 2 year or a 4 year degree from one of the colleges or unis typically discussed in this forum?

Thanks!