Chemistry with foundation year???

I am going to Hull to study Chemistry with foundation year, as a 23 year old mature student. I just wanted to hear from anyone who has done this course, at Hull or any other uni. I was wondering how the course is graded and what exactly it entails.

I have just completed my AS levels and want to know what the course will be like compared to college.

Also do you reckon If I get 3 A's at AS and then high marks in my foundation year I will be able to swap to a better uni in 2014?

Feedback from anyone with any ideas or experience of this situation would be much appreciated. . .

Sorry not in your situation, I have a question though. If you're on track for three A's at AS why not finish A levels and go to a decent uni?

Because I can't handle another year at college with 16-18 year olds, and also I want to fly the nest asap.

I understand your frustration

my best advice is that you soldier on for just 1 more year then go on to do the course you went, wherever you want.

Thanks for your advice, it would be wise to do A2 but I feel leaving home now will benefit me more in the long run.

Also, foundation years have full uni fees for a-level standard work


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