[scarystar]

Hi,

At the mo, im in a dilemma.
I dropped out of a media degree (many reasons why), and came back home to work for a bit, hoping to transfer to another uni to continue my degree.
Just got confirmation from uni that they will only take me if i do the full 3 yrs !

It's time to re - assess. I would really like to do Nutrition, did GCSE food and really enjoyed it, got an ok mark. Thing is, didnt do A level sciences .
Im 20 at the moment, so nutrition students, how did u get onto your course ?
Is twenty too old ?

[Mafer]

I got quite a group of friend who study nutrition and food sciences, but they are studying in local university in my country, do you think their advice will help?

[Lauren24]

My old geograpphy teacher said his daughter did Nutrition at Manchester Met as they have a course for people who don't have the correct qualifications.

[scarystar]

Originally Posted by Mafer

I got quite a group of friend who study nutrition and food sciences, but they are studying in local university in my country, do you think their advice will help?

Yes please, that would help me a lot, any info at all

[scarystar]

Originally Posted by Lauren24

My old geograpphy teacher said his daughter did Nutrition at Manchester Met as they have a course for people who don't have the correct qualifications.

Thanks 4 the reply.

I was hoping to stay around london/ surrey, but I would consider moving if thats what it takes.

I shall look it up now!

[Holamigo]

ive applied to do nutrition in manchester met!

[Tess-x]

i'm doing the nutrition conversion year at king's college london..so a basic first year in general sciences because i didn't have science A-levels.