Original post by Maia17
Hello I’m in my fourth year of an applied social sciences course. As I’ve done the 3 years already I have a non-honours degree, I don’t know if I’ll be able to get my honours or a good classification, so I was wondering what jobs I can do without them?
Need more detail. In England and Wales, a non-honours degree is next to worthless. In Scotland, it's OK, but only for use in Scotland. Other nations might have different systems and appreciations of the learning you have completed.
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