Original post by KeziaF
I am wanting to go to all 5 of the open days that I am going to apply to, but I can't really afford to. How important is it?
Go to as many or as few as you want to. I would definitely recommend going to your intended firm choice in person.
Don't forget there are many different options such as virtual open days and taking with current students online.
A good few unis do offer a travel bursary to support with travelling to open days, have a look and see if you meet their criteria.
Original post by mesub
Go to as many or as few as you want to. I would definitely recommend going to your intended firm choice in person.
Don't forget there are many different options such as virtual open days and taking with current students online.
A good few unis do offer a travel bursary to support with travelling to open days, have a look and see if you meet their criteria.
Don't forget there are many different options such as virtual open days and taking with current students online.
A good few unis do offer a travel bursary to support with travelling to open days, have a look and see if you meet their criteria.
OK, thank you
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