Foundation/non foundation computer science courses

Hi guys can I apply for foundation and non foundation versions of the same course in my UCAS application (computer science)? If so, can I just talk about the same stuff in my personal statement?

Be careful if you’re considering Loughborough as they won’t let you on the foundation if you’ve done A level maths. Very strange lol.

Yes you can talk about the same stuff - your passion for computer science!
As for foundation year and on foundation yes but can you tell me your A Levels…
As foundation year is if your current subject combination doesnt specifiy a specfic subject that is required
But that depends on the university you apply to
For example, nottingham computer science require A*AA, any subject combination, but is AAA if you take computer science A Level
https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studywithus/ugstudy/courses/UG/Computer-Science-MSci-Hons-U7UCMPSC.html

Yeah that's the thing, none of my subjects are relevant I take Media studies, business and graphics. The thing is, I pretty decent grades for them (A*BB) and I heard bellow the top 30 unis only care about grades. That's besides the point, the non foundation year courses I looked up were from the top 50 unis that didn't require maths or any relevant subject and then the other foundation year courses were the same thing but just a foundation year and lower subject requirements.

What do you think I should do here, let's say i could apply for both, what priority should I set, the foundation courses or the non foundation? Thank you

Computer sciences degrees will inevitably require coding, a skill you do not have. You will struggle in the computer science course without a foundation year. I suggest doing the foundation year, or doing online MOOC’s on coding to increase your skill.
https://www.ucas.com/explore/subjects/computer-science
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It depends: since after the A Level exams, you have the summer holidays as extra time to improve your coding skills.
So it depends, on how much time your willing to teach yourself to code in your spare time. But it is best to do the foundation year