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Hi, I'm looking to apply for adult nursing next year however I only have a D in standard grade maths.
I've worked in the care sector for the past 9 years, support worker for 6 and in management for 3 years.
I have an HNC in social care (B award) and an svq level 3.... will this be enough or will I still need maths? Any info would be great. Cheers.
I've worked in the care sector for the past 9 years, support worker for 6 and in management for 3 years.
I have an HNC in social care (B award) and an svq level 3.... will this be enough or will I still need maths? Any info would be great. Cheers.
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(Original post by mazdell)
Hi, I'm looking to apply for adult nursing next year however I only have a D in standard grade maths.
I've worked in the care sector for the past 9 years, support worker for 6 and in management for 3 years.
I have an HNC in social care (B award) and an svq level 3.... will this be enough or will I still need maths? Any info would be great. Cheers.
Hi, I'm looking to apply for adult nursing next year however I only have a D in standard grade maths.
I've worked in the care sector for the past 9 years, support worker for 6 and in management for 3 years.
I have an HNC in social care (B award) and an svq level 3.... will this be enough or will I still need maths? Any info would be great. Cheers.
Whether your HNC is enough depends and it may not be accepted everywhere, so check. It wont get you in everywhere.
Where mature students with experience are concerned, then they are most likely to make allowances and a direct informal approach can get you an idea of where you stand.
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(Original post by mazdell)
Hi, I'm looking to apply for adult nursing next year however I only have a D in standard grade maths.
I've worked in the care sector for the past 9 years, support worker for 6 and in management for 3 years.
I have an HNC in social care (B award) and an svq level 3.... will this be enough or will I still need maths? Any info would be great. Cheers.
Hi, I'm looking to apply for adult nursing next year however I only have a D in standard grade maths.
I've worked in the care sector for the past 9 years, support worker for 6 and in management for 3 years.
I have an HNC in social care (B award) and an svq level 3.... will this be enough or will I still need maths? Any info would be great. Cheers.
Your experience is excellent however it's best to check with the universities directly to see if they still want you to have the GCSE maths at grade C and if your other qualifications meet the entry requirements.
Don't be put off it you need to do an access course (equivalent of a-levels) and/or your GCSE maths again to be able to apply though.
I hope this helps.
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Thanks for the info folks. I attempted an int 2 maths course at college a few years ago but I was that bad I felt that even the lecturer gave up hope so I left a couple of months into it.
I'll email around to ask and pray that my experience will scrape me in, failing that it's back to the drawing board
I'll email around to ask and pray that my experience will scrape me in, failing that it's back to the drawing board
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I've also got two highers in English and art and design. I'll email around anyway and let yous know xx
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(Original post by mazdell)
Thanks for the info folks. I attempted an int 2 maths course at college a few years ago but I was that bad I felt that even the lecturer gave up hope so I left a couple of months into it.
I'll email around to ask and pray that my experience will scrape me in, failing that it's back to the drawing board
Thanks for the info folks. I attempted an int 2 maths course at college a few years ago but I was that bad I felt that even the lecturer gave up hope so I left a couple of months into it.
I'll email around to ask and pray that my experience will scrape me in, failing that it's back to the drawing board
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(Original post by mazdell)
Thanks for the info folks. I attempted an int 2 maths course at college a few years ago but I was that bad I felt that even the lecturer gave up hope so I left a couple of months into it.
I'll email around to ask and pray that my experience will scrape me in, failing that it's back to the drawing board
Thanks for the info folks. I attempted an int 2 maths course at college a few years ago but I was that bad I felt that even the lecturer gave up hope so I left a couple of months into it.
I'll email around to ask and pray that my experience will scrape me in, failing that it's back to the drawing board
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May I ask what university accepted you?? I’m in the current situation. With a D to maths but don’t want to retake again after 5 times
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Hey can I ask what uni you got accepted in to I’m currently in the same boat with a d in maths
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Same I have a conditional offer but it didn’t require me to have a c grade gcse maths but a different uni did. I had a d grade in maths
(Original post by Nabz96)
Which university is this? I got a conditional offer but there is no condition that I need to pass maths or get a maths GCSE at C so I’m not sure if they made a mistake or something :/
Which university is this? I got a conditional offer but there is no condition that I need to pass maths or get a maths GCSE at C so I’m not sure if they made a mistake or something :/
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Did you get accepted because I did too but with a conditional offer that doesn’t require me to re-take my maths I got accepted into Swansea Uni
(Original post by Ashlea96)
Hey can I ask what uni you got accepted in to I’m currently in the same boat with a d in maths
Hey can I ask what uni you got accepted in to I’m currently in the same boat with a d in maths
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(Original post by amirz_yx)
Did you get accepted because I did too but with a conditional offer that doesn’t require me to re-take my maths I got accepted into Swansea Uni
Did you get accepted because I did too but with a conditional offer that doesn’t require me to re-take my maths I got accepted into Swansea Uni
I just wanted to jump into this discussion to clear up any potential misconceptions stemming from this thread. The maths requirement is important for the skills required to succeed on the course, so we would not have made an offer with no additional mathematics qualification given. For example, do you also have a Key Skills Level 2 in Application and Number? We may have accepted this as supplementation to your GCSE to make you that offer. Otherwise, can I presume you had something else in addition to that GCSE?
Jamie
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I passed my Science and English and I did well on my Welsh Bacc
(Original post by Swansea University Enquiries)
Hi all and hi amirz_yx !
I just wanted to jump into this discussion to clear up any potential misconceptions stemming from this thread. The maths requirement is important for the skills required to succeed on the course, so we would not have made an offer with no additional mathematics qualification given. For example, do you also have a Key Skills Level 2 in Application and Number? We may have accepted this as supplementation to your GCSE to make you that offer. Otherwise, can I presume you had something else in addition to that GCSE?
Jamie
Hi all and hi amirz_yx !
I just wanted to jump into this discussion to clear up any potential misconceptions stemming from this thread. The maths requirement is important for the skills required to succeed on the course, so we would not have made an offer with no additional mathematics qualification given. For example, do you also have a Key Skills Level 2 in Application and Number? We may have accepted this as supplementation to your GCSE to make you that offer. Otherwise, can I presume you had something else in addition to that GCSE?
Jamie
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I passed my Science and English and I did really well on my Welsh Bacc
(Original post by Swansea University Enquiries)
Hi all and hi amirz_yx !
I just wanted to jump into this discussion to clear up any potential misconceptions stemming from this thread. The maths requirement is important for the skills required to succeed on the course, so we would not have made an offer with no additional mathematics qualification given. For example, do you also have a Key Skills Level 2 in Application and Number? We may have accepted this as supplementation to your GCSE to make you that offer. Otherwise, can I presume you had something else in addition to that GCSE?
Jamie
Hi all and hi amirz_yx !
I just wanted to jump into this discussion to clear up any potential misconceptions stemming from this thread. The maths requirement is important for the skills required to succeed on the course, so we would not have made an offer with no additional mathematics qualification given. For example, do you also have a Key Skills Level 2 in Application and Number? We may have accepted this as supplementation to your GCSE to make you that offer. Otherwise, can I presume you had something else in addition to that GCSE?
Jamie
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(Original post by amirz_yx)
I passed my Science and English and I did well on my Welsh Bacc
I passed my Science and English and I did well on my Welsh Bacc
Jamie
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Hi I know you posted this two years ago but just wandered did you get into adult nursing with your D or did you need to get a C ? Many thanks
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(Original post by Swansea University Enquiries)
Thanks for clarifying! Without looking into your record it sounds to me like the numeracy components of the Welsh Bacc would have been used to supplement your GCSE grade.
Jamie
Thanks for clarifying! Without looking into your record it sounds to me like the numeracy components of the Welsh Bacc would have been used to supplement your GCSE grade.
Jamie
If you currently have a D grade in Maths and would like to study Adult Nursing at Swansea University and have got a grade B within Welsh Bacc GCSE would this be accepted instead of the Maths GCSE?
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(Original post by J_M_01)
Hi,
If you currently have a D grade in Maths and would like to study Adult Nursing at Swansea University and have got a grade B within Welsh Bacc GCSE would this be accepted instead of the Maths GCSE?
Hi,
If you currently have a D grade in Maths and would like to study Adult Nursing at Swansea University and have got a grade B within Welsh Bacc GCSE would this be accepted instead of the Maths GCSE?
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