It's not too late.Even for this year. Alot of unis have hundreds of unfilled places. You'd get into alot of them with little or no qualifications as well. Apart from that, the OU now does degrees accredited to 'real' universities, so your CV doesn't read as a degree from the OU.
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supermoore: HUNG,
Wed 1 Oct 2003, 10:49,
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psst"circumstances" is basically disability, I got ill in my teens and eventually had to drop out of sixth form. I'm still not well enough to do a full time job, let alone a uni course.
That ship has sailed for me. Making the most of what I've got now.
(That ship has sailed for me. Making the most of what I've got now.
Batsgirl,
Wed 1 Oct 2003, 10:51,
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Well rememberthat an OU course can be spead over as long as a decade. It's always there, don't give up on it if it's a dream of yours.
( supermoore: HUNG,
Wed 1 Oct 2003, 10:54,
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It's something to considerin a few years time.
Like I said below though, it's not so much a degree for my CV as the experience of going to uni, working hard and partying harder, getting out of this godforsaken town and so on.
(Like I said below though, it's not so much a degree for my CV as the experience of going to uni, working hard and partying harder, getting out of this godforsaken town and so on.
Batsgirl,
Wed 1 Oct 2003, 10:57,
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