English level to study Law at the OU
Hello,
I am thinking of studying Law at the Open University, however I have no official qualifications in English language or English literature. I would like to know the quality of English written and reading which is expected to succeed at the Open University or hear any experiences from other universities. Did anyone struggle with the level or is it possible to adapt and learn to the quality that is expected? Thank you in advance I look forward to hearing any ones responses.
I am thinking of studying Law at the Open University, however I have no official qualifications in English language or English literature. I would like to know the quality of English written and reading which is expected to succeed at the Open University or hear any experiences from other universities. Did anyone struggle with the level or is it possible to adapt and learn to the quality that is expected? Thank you in advance I look forward to hearing any ones responses.
Hi.
I think if you check out the OU website, then you can find out all the information you're looking for.
I was researching a bit on their website about the requirements for courses as well, and I do remember something about the level of quality your English has to be for certain courses.
I'm sure they have contact details as well if you want to ask any questions.
Good luck!
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I think if you check out the OU website, then you can find out all the information you're looking for.
I was researching a bit on their website about the requirements for courses as well, and I do remember something about the level of quality your English has to be for certain courses.
I'm sure they have contact details as well if you want to ask any questions.
Good luck!
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