HELP unit 1 access to HE with stonebridge

Hi allCan any one give me a bit of guidance or an exampleIm stuck on unit 1 assignment i have my feedback which states i have listed all sources of financial support however i need to also list a minimum of four costs related to my studies. Im completley at a blank (im blamining my baby brain)The question is:Write a list of questions about the costs of HE study and the possible sources of financial support that you should ask each university/college that you are considering for your HE studies.Your list of questions must include a minimum of 4 costs that relate to study at university.Your list of questions must also include a minimum of 4 sources of financial support.any help would be very much appreciated.

Hi, it's different types of cost. So one type of cost will be tuition fee, another is accommodation, another is course materials (books, laptop, etc), and childcare costs if applicable to you, there are few others. So base your questions around those. I think we may have the same assessor as I did get exactly the same feedback.

ok brill thank you, how are you finding the course so far

Hi, I don't know what course you are doing, but i (thankfully) am so close to the finish line. a top tip for you - if you have a unit called Study Skills Portfolio Building, start looking into it now and keep it in mind when you are completing other units......its a non graded unit which is near the end of my course and to be honest, a complete ball ache of a unit!
Make sure you answer just what the question is asking and try not to over think the question!
good luck x

ive still got 2 units to complete but started in August. I think I could have had it finished now if I didn't take a month off at Christmas!! I found first couple of units quite tough as its been years since i have studied and also i found the whole content boring! I enjoyed doing the units that are relevant to the course and found these easy to read and write about! I went though stages of studying loads (approx 4-6 hours a day) to some days and weekends, doing absolutely nothing. It has also helped me being ahead too - I have units sitting waiting marking - if you can get ahead that will help! don't wait for the assessors to mark your work before you start on the next one....and 100% keep an eye on Study Skills Portfolio Building - they ask for things that "you would have done" throughout your course......
Get on a whatsapp/text group with people doing the same course as you as possible - you'll get so much support from others on your group compared to the support you'll get with stonebridge!

Thank you so much! Those are really good tips, although 4-6 hours a day (well done you!) will be impossible for me. I work full time and have kids so can probably squeeze in max of 3 hours a day and more on weekends. And yes the first two units are a bit dry and really struggled with it (still waiting for unit 2 to be marked). Congratulations to you, almost there.

ive still got 2 units to complete but started in August. I think I could have had it finished now if I didn't take a month off at Christmas!! I found first couple of units quite tough as its been years since i have studied and also i found the whole content boring! I enjoyed doing the units that are relevant to the course and found these easy to read and write about! I went though stages of studying loads (approx 4-6 hours a day) to some days and weekends, doing absolutely nothing. It has also helped me being ahead too - I have units sitting waiting marking - if you can get ahead that will help! don't wait for the assessors to mark your work before you start on the next one....and 100% keep an eye on Study Skills Portfolio Building - they ask for things that "you would have done" throughout your course......
Get on a whatsapp/text group with people doing the same course as you as possible - you'll get so much support from others on your group compared to the support you'll get with stonebridge!

Thank you so much for the tips! Only 2 units to go? I bet you can’t wait to complete it

i am a bit of a night owl so managed to work easier then! does catch up with me though! if you are FB, go on marketplace for books that you may need -the A level books i found so helpful for the psychology and sociology units - broke it down into idiot proof reading for me! and use https://www.mybib.com for your reference and bibliography ABSOLUTE LIFESAVER!

Want to ask you one more thing please. Can you submit a first draft of your next assignment while waiting for your last assignment to be marked? Will they allow you to do that?

ive still got 2 units to complete but started in August. I think I could have had it finished now if I didn't take a month off at Christmas!! I found first couple of units quite tough as its been years since i have studied and also i found the whole content boring! I enjoyed doing the units that are relevant to the course and found these easy to read and write about! I went though stages of studying loads (approx 4-6 hours a day) to some days and weekends, doing absolutely nothing. It has also helped me being ahead too - I have units sitting waiting marking - if you can get ahead that will help! don't wait for the assessors to mark your work before you start on the next one....and 100% keep an eye on Study Skills Portfolio Building - they ask for things that "you would have done" throughout your course......
Get on a whatsapp/text group with people doing the same course as you as possible - you'll get so much support from others on your group compared to the support you'll get with stonebridge!

Would you please guide me to the watsup group? I am at unit 2 ready to submit and I would love to share my views with others. Many thanks for your posts, have been very helpful.

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