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old.Bose

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hmmmmm.....

Im currently considering my options when i finish doing my A Levels next year, and im thinking of..thats right.... Uni.

Im doing 3 A Levels (Business Studies, Geography, Art). Im a kind of C/D Grade candidate and am interested in taking either the Geography or Business into further education.

Does anyone know of/have been to any Uni's that cover those courses but accept candidates of that C/D grade calibre? If so what are the courses like? Are they enjoyable? How long were they? What sort of qualifications can you gain?

Nothing's certain yet, i just wanna bite of info.:)

Thanks.
 
B

bigbb

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Ahem

From the lack of response to this dear fellow I summise that forum watch0rs (made up word) are infact not "Uni" people. Or if they are they don't want you to go to their Uni. nasty, /me tuts loudly
 
T

Testin da Cable

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we've been a bit over-uni'd of late I guess
 
B

bigbb

Guest
Aww :/

Over Uni'ing is a dangerous aspect of education, I prescribe 3 weeks off.

thanking you.

/me extends his hand and wipes it on his white coat
 
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Mr B

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Dunno anything about non-IT related Universities...

C/D grade calibre is fine for most of the ex-Polytechnics and most normal (non-Oxbridge) Uni's, although you may get shunted onto an HND course for a year so they can suss you out and then transfer you to the full degree.

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Mr_Horus

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Uhm, being north of the border im not familiar with your English system, but isnt like, C/D a bit poo?
 
K

Kempo

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Me too.

But im thinkin its mebbe like advanced higher/csys which would mean a low grade in it is equivilant to a A at higher, so mebbe it aint too bad :)
 
W

Will

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One C and one D at A-level is rated the same as three B's and a C at Higher.
 
O

old.D R E ad

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Leeds metropolitan. An ex-poly but a very good uni. Leeds is a pretty good city to go out in too.
 

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