INTO Manchester foundation course?

Hi, if anyone has any information about the INTO Manchester foundation course? How good is it and the successful rate of progression into Manchester Uni? I'm an international student and I'm interested in the International Management BSc at UOM. Also, I might only be able to apply for the January term, I know it's shorter but more intensive. Would it be a lot more difficult to manage the course, considering I have not studied Business/Econ at all at my high school?

I really hope to get into Uni of Manchester's Business School. I know Bellerbys College has a reputable foundation course too but it's a lot more expensive than INTO Manchester. But I also need to consider the quality of its teaching. I wonder if I should go for INTO Manchester or Bellerbys?

Thanks!

hey, im currently at INTO manchester but in a science foundation course, september intake. You are guaranteed an offer, and if you meet the grades in the summer, you secure your place.

The centre honestly feels like a school, its quite cozy and you'll be spending your year on the first and second floor and bump into everyone. everyone is organised into groups of approx 20 students and you dont get to sign up for classes; ur just put into a certain schedule for your group.. which may consist of ppl with different uni and course routes as yours.

the teaching quality is okay, from what i know non science staff are way more fun so.. everyone is really really nice and always there to help. they're generally forgiving regarding tardiness, due dates, phones, eating, etc. mainly because its full of international students of different ages who came from different education environments. hmm i dont know what else to mention haha but i do recommend you do a little research on your course because if most of the class has previous knowledge of, for example, a certain aspect in economics, the teacher will just move on.

so where are you from? the business students are 80% chinese/japanese and form their own cliques and study groups but non the less a fun bunch of people. no idea what bellerby's is but the INTO centre is honestly good enough, good luck & if you have any more questions, ask away;p

hey, im currently at INTO manchester but in a science foundation course, september intake. You are guaranteed an offer, and if you meet the grades in the summer, you secure your place.

The centre honestly feels like a school, its quite cozy and you'll be spending your year on the first and second floor and bump into everyone. everyone is organised into groups of approx 20 students and you dont get to sign up for classes; ur just put into a certain schedule for your group.. which may consist of ppl with different uni and course routes as yours.

the teaching quality is okay, from what i know non science staff are way more fun so.. everyone is really really nice and always there to help. they're generally forgiving regarding tardiness, due dates, phones, eating, etc. mainly because its full of international students of different ages who came from different education environments. hmm i dont know what else to mention haha but i do recommend you do a little research on your course because if most of the class has previous knowledge of, for example, a certain aspect in economics, the teacher will just move on.

so where are you from? the business students are 80% chinese/japanese and form their own cliques and study groups but non the less a fun bunch of people. no idea what bellerby's is but the INTO centre is honestly good enough, good luck & if you have any more questions, ask away;p

thanks for your input. in fact, i talked to my parents and they recommend me to do a levels instead. I actually did online school for grade 12 and they are concerned that missing a year in a normal school would make me difficult to do well in university even after a foundation course. A levels could also give me more options for applying to unis and I might be able to apply for the ones in Hong Kong if I do well.

hey, im currently at INTO manchester but in a science foundation course, september intake. You are guaranteed an offer, and if you meet the grades in the summer, you secure your place.

The centre honestly feels like a school, its quite cozy and you'll be spending your year on the first and second floor and bump into everyone. everyone is organised into groups of approx 20 students and you dont get to sign up for classes; ur just put into a certain schedule for your group.. which may consist of ppl with different uni and course routes as yours.

the teaching quality is okay, from what i know non science staff are way more fun so.. everyone is really really nice and always there to help. they're generally forgiving regarding tardiness, due dates, phones, eating, etc. mainly because its full of international students of different ages who came from different education environments. hmm i dont know what else to mention haha but i do recommend you do a little research on your course because if most of the class has previous knowledge of, for example, a certain aspect in economics, the teacher will just move on.

so where are you from? the business students are 80% chinese/japanese and form their own cliques and study groups but non the less a fun bunch of people. no idea what bellerby's is but the INTO centre is honestly good enough, good luck & if you have any more questions, ask away;p

hey, im currently at INTO manchester but in a science foundation course, september intake. You are guaranteed an offer, and if you meet the grades in the summer, you secure your place.

The centre honestly feels like a school, its quite cozy and you'll be spending your year on the first and second floor and bump into everyone. everyone is organised into groups of approx 20 students and you dont get to sign up for classes; ur just put into a certain schedule for your group.. which may consist of ppl with different uni and course routes as yours.

the teaching quality is okay, from what i know non science staff are way more fun so.. everyone is really really nice and always there to help. they're generally forgiving regarding tardiness, due dates, phones, eating, etc. mainly because its full of international students of different ages who came from different education environments. hmm i dont know what else to mention haha but i do recommend you do a little research on your course because if most of the class has previous knowledge of, for example, a certain aspect in economics, the teacher will just move on.

so where are you from? the business students are 80% chinese/japanese and form their own cliques and study groups but non the less a fun bunch of people. no idea what bellerby's is but the INTO centre is honestly good enough, good luck & if you have any more questions, ask away;p