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I have applied for the access to health at my local college, but realised I don't have my science GCSE.
Would I better off doing my science GCSE first and then applying for the access to health course?
I don't want to do both in one year as I am working full time.
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Would I better off doing my science GCSE first and then applying for the access to health course?
I don't want to do both in one year as I am working full time.
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I have applied for the access to health at my local college, but realised I don't have my science GCSE.
Would I better off doing my science GCSE first and then applying for the access to health course?
I don't want to do both in one year as I am working full time.
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I have applied for the access to health at my local college, but realised I don't have my science GCSE.
Would I better off doing my science GCSE first and then applying for the access to health course?
I don't want to do both in one year as I am working full time.
Thanks
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(Original post by Lifestyle!)
I have applied for the access to health at my local college, but realised I don't have my science GCSE.
Would I better off doing my science GCSE first and then applying for the access to health course?
I don't want to do both in one year as I am working full time.
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I have applied for the access to health at my local college, but realised I don't have my science GCSE.
Would I better off doing my science GCSE first and then applying for the access to health course?
I don't want to do both in one year as I am working full time.
Thanks
On the contrary, if universities require you to have a GCSE in at least one or more Sciences, then you could be in trouble.
I would at least look at universities now and see which ones require you to get a GCSE in Science.
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Hiya, there are people on my Healthcare Access Course who don't have a GCSE in Science. I would give it a shot xx
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I'm a mature student doing nursing this September. When I was on the Access course, most people didn't have their Science GCSE. From my own research for university it seemed that a lot of universities only require mature students to have their Maths and English GCSE. I would look at the entry requirements for the universities you want to apply to though. If it doesn't specify for mature students on their website, ringing up or emailing might be a better option. As far as I know a lot of people got into university with just their Access diploma and 2 GCSE's (I have 5+ including science though).
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If you don't need to get your Science GCSE I would recommend that you do some light Biology reading now (such as the BBC bitesize website) so it's not completely alien to you when you start.
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