Changing courses
Hi guys
I am currently re-doing first year of Aerospace Eng at UWE and I really want to change course to Psychology (still at UWE). Since the start of the year, I started hating Aero (so much so that after november I stopped attending lectures and I didn't attend the summer exams), but I wasn't sure what degree I wanted to do which is why it took me two years to change my mind. I have booked an appointment with a student advisor at my uni to speak about this (I'm still waiting to go).
The big thing I am worried about is whether student finance would be willing to still sponsor me?
If you have any advice/information/experience about this, could you please share it with me?
Thanks a lot
I am currently re-doing first year of Aerospace Eng at UWE and I really want to change course to Psychology (still at UWE). Since the start of the year, I started hating Aero (so much so that after november I stopped attending lectures and I didn't attend the summer exams), but I wasn't sure what degree I wanted to do which is why it took me two years to change my mind. I have booked an appointment with a student advisor at my uni to speak about this (I'm still waiting to go).
The big thing I am worried about is whether student finance would be willing to still sponsor me?
If you have any advice/information/experience about this, could you please share it with me?
Thanks a lot
Original post by AndreiGhimpu
Hi guys
I am currently re-doing first year of Aerospace Eng at UWE and I really want to change course to Psychology (still at UWE). Since the start of the year, I started hating Aero (so much so that after november I stopped attending lectures and I didn't attend the summer exams), but I wasn't sure what degree I wanted to do which is why it took me two years to change my mind. I have booked an appointment with a student advisor at my uni to speak about this (I'm still waiting to go).
The big thing I am worried about is whether student finance would be willing to still sponsor me?
If you have any advice/information/experience about this, could you please share it with me?
Thanks a lot
I am currently re-doing first year of Aerospace Eng at UWE and I really want to change course to Psychology (still at UWE). Since the start of the year, I started hating Aero (so much so that after november I stopped attending lectures and I didn't attend the summer exams), but I wasn't sure what degree I wanted to do which is why it took me two years to change my mind. I have booked an appointment with a student advisor at my uni to speak about this (I'm still waiting to go).
The big thing I am worried about is whether student finance would be willing to still sponsor me?
If you have any advice/information/experience about this, could you please share it with me?
Thanks a lot
You wont get funding for the whole degree, only the last two years I'm afraid.
Original post by claireestelle
You wont get funding for the whole degree, only the last two years I'm afraid.
I haven't passed my first year yet, meaning that I don't have a Certificate of Higher Education. I remember reading a similar post last year about someone who was in my same situation, but Student Finance refused to fund his first year because he passed it and obtained a CertHE. Is this still the case?
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