Computing science

I'm thinking of switching to computing science, I've never studied it however I'm planning on doing a course called hnc in a college in Glasgow. I'm not sure if its still to late to apply and where to apply, any help is appreciated

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MindMax2000

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Original post by peepoopeepoopee

A HNC is the equivalent of the first year of uni. You probably want a full bachelor's degree if you intend to go into higher education.
A HNC is useful if you only want part of a degree or you don't really need a full degree.

There are various things to look into e.g.

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What do you intend to do with the course/What do you intend to do after the course?

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Why do you want to go into computer science?

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Do you already have a degree? If so, what is it in?

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What options have you looked into?

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What do you requrie from the qualification?

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What content do you want in a computer science course?

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Although you have never done a computing course, what have you done so far in terms of IT related projects?

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