Thinking of leaving uni and question about UCAS

the thing you heard about science graduates. is it really true. i mean whats the point in doing the degree and then changing to completely different industry such as IT? waste of 4 year degree really because you would need to be trained a lot after graduating lol

It's right about graduates in terms of how there's so many Science, English, maths, foreign language and other courses yet so few jobs that actually use the specific knowledge. Whereas I think ICT degrees - while seen as a weaker, perhaps - can see you in precisely the same jobs after graduating. That said, almost every job points to ICT Manager in the statistics. :P

What I don't think is true is the strength of each degree - science degrees are hard, and they'll always be valued. In that sense you might go for a job in, say, journalism and be favoured easily over the candidate who actually got a journalism degree. That's a generalisation, though, and isn't true all of the time (and depends on degree classifications, universities, experience, your own initiative..)

To answer the original question, your university would only know if you told them.