Universities with low entry requirements for nursing???

Why not stay on and get a third a level? Use that time to build up a portfolio of work experience to support your application alongside the extra time to get that third a level. It'll widen your choices for where you can study then.

I have to agree with moonkatt. When I was looking at the entry requirements the majority of universities required 3 A-levels so this would increase your choices and chances of getting an offer.


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i m a little confused, will you have sat any as maths exams before dropping it?
you could do a foundation entry course for nursing at uni( i think you can do that with 2c's) for a year then do nursing, something you could do if you decided you didn't want to stay on at college for a 3rd year.
Getting a third a level or even doing a btec for a year would definitely give you more options, remember how you do at interview and getting plenty of work experience is just as important as getting good grades

i m a little confused, will you have sat any as maths exams before dropping it?
you could do a foundation entry course for nursing at uni( i think you can do that with 2c's) for a year then do nursing, something you could do if you decided you didn't want to stay on at college for a 3rd year.
Getting a third a level or even doing a btec for a year would definitely give you more options, remember how you do at interview and getting plenty of work experience is just as important as getting good grades

Yeh the max I could get for maths exams are like E's and thats just for Core 1(the easiest care in as) and yeh might as well spend another year at college then.