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I hope to study biomedical science or biochemisty at university in the next few years but i have a problem. I am currently studying my first year in a btec extended diploma in applied science (medical) I am predicted d*d*d* but I don't like it. I have been looking at applying for a hnd as I have enough ucas points and it looks like a really intresting course but not many universities seem to list hnc/hnd in entry requirements for biochemistry/biomedical science. Should I stay on the extended diploma? If I leave I will still get a subsidiary diploma.
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(Original post by jdaisy)
I hope to study biomedical science or biochemisty at university in the next few years but i have a problem. I am currently studying my first year in a btec extended diploma in applied science (medical) I am predicted d*d*d* but I don't like it. I have been looking at applying for a hnd as I have enough ucas points and it looks like a really intresting course but not many universities seem to list hnc/hnd in entry requirements for biochemistry/biomedical science. Should I stay on the extended diploma? If I leave I will still get a subsidiary diploma.
I hope to study biomedical science or biochemisty at university in the next few years but i have a problem. I am currently studying my first year in a btec extended diploma in applied science (medical) I am predicted d*d*d* but I don't like it. I have been looking at applying for a hnd as I have enough ucas points and it looks like a really intresting course but not many universities seem to list hnc/hnd in entry requirements for biochemistry/biomedical science. Should I stay on the extended diploma? If I leave I will still get a subsidiary diploma.
If you have particular universities that your interested in call admissions to see whether they accept the HNC, don't think it will be a problem.
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Thanks for the reply. I think I'm going to email some universities. The thing is that I didn't actually want to do the extended diploma I was originally advised to do the hnd but didn't have enough ucas points. I'm pretty much guaranteed decent grades If continue I just don't like it. I don't know If it's stupid of me to leave because of that though.
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If changing courses doesn't mean you have to spend an extra year studying to get your degree then I would change,if you dislike it that much. On the positive, at least your grades are not suffering, some students grades really suffer when they are not enjoying the course.
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