Helloo
I'm currently on the arts and humanities foundation year
- My grades were BEE and I got an unconditional offer after my interview so I think they do it on a case to case basis
- so far the actually work load in regards to handing stuff in hasn't been too heavy, but there's a lot of reading to do so be prepared
- is it worth it? Yes.
- my timetable is currently between 9 and 12 hours per week. If you're lucky you'll have a timetable with an empty day (I wasnt that lucky but it depends on what your optional module is)
So you'll have plenty of free time to get a job just make sure you can keep up with the reading
- this year we started lectures on 19th September
- I think on the arts and humanities there's maybe 60-80? I don't really know for sure because obviously not everyone turns up to everything. There's also other foundation years where some modules overlap
- you will start with formative assessments, which are not towards your grade, more to check your progress. Then summative assessments in the means of essays and presentations
- I think just the one however I'm sure you can ask about doing more if you can assure then you can keep up. In my interview when I asked about doing an extra, I was told it could be a possibility but one of them you wouldn't be assessed on. So one optional one you'd be graded but one you wouldn't
Hope that helps