It looks as though you have already completed your degree. WHy would you do this and how would you fund it?
I work in universities and I don't even know if we have a policy on this given that it'd be so silly. You have to declare previous study and nobody is going to admit you again for the same course you already graduated from.
I work in universities and I don't even know if we have a policy on this given that it'd be so silly. You have to declare previous study and nobody is going to admit you again for the same course you already graduated from.
There’s also the issue of academic progression if the OP is international.
(Original post by Admit-One)There’s also the issue of academic progression if the OP is international.
Can you elaborate more, please?
Original post by Admit-One
There’s also the issue of academic progression if the OP is international.
Can you elaborate more, please?
Original post by gjd800
It looks as though you have already completed your degree. WHy would you do this and how would you fund it?
I work in universities and I don't even know if we have a policy on this given that it'd be so silly. You have to declare previous study and nobody is going to admit you again for the same course you already graduated from.
I work in universities and I don't even know if we have a policy on this given that it'd be so silly. You have to declare previous study and nobody is going to admit you again for the same course you already graduated from.
because I think the uni I went to was biased in marking and the lecturer doesn't like me. and I'm not happy
Original post by sosmehe1p
because I think the uni I went to was biased in marking and the lecturer doesn't like me. and I'm not happy
It's not a compelling reason. If you have evidence of this then you can complain via the usual channels.
Original post by sosmehe1p
because I think the uni I went to was biased in marking and the lecturer doesn't like me. and I'm not happy
You should go through your universities official academic appeals process with your evidence.
Original post by gjd800
It's not a compelling reason. If you have evidence of this then you can complain via the usual channels.
I don't know what consider as an evidence, when ever I need help they always said they are busy.
Original post by sosmehe1p
I don't know what consider as an evidence, when ever I need help they always said they are busy.
Your student union have case work specialists to help with this. Nip in and have a word.
Original post by mnot
You should go through your universities official academic appeals process with your evidence.
I have looked into the terms and conditions for academic appeals, and all that I wanted to state sounds like academic judgement
Original post by gjd800
Your student union have case work specialists to help with this. Nip in and have a word.
What should I ask and tell the student union?
Original post by sosmehe1p
What should I ask and tell the student union?
Isn't it obvious? Literally what you have said above about bias etc. They are best placed procedurally and so on.
Original post by gjd800
Isn't it obvious? Literally what you have said above about bias etc. They are best placed procedurally and so on.
But I don't have anything to prove it
Original post by sosmehe1p
But I don't have anything to prove it
In that case you're unfortunately out of luck.
Original post by gjd800
In that case you're unfortunately out of luck.
Original post by sosmehe1p
(Original post by Admit-One)There’s also the issue of academic progression if the OP is international.
Can you elaborate more, please?
Can you elaborate more, please?
You can’t get a visa to study the same degree as you already completed
Original post by sosmehe1p
Can you elaborate more, please?
If you were taking the same level of qualification again then the uni would need to justify to the UKVI why they were sponsoring your visa for further study.
As noted by PQ, the uni can’t do this if you are taking the same subject at the same level again.
This is to stop people misusing the student visa route to spend time in the UK.
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