My parents really want me to do med and went behind my back and changed everything on my track. It wont let me change the options back, and I am afraid I am going to get stuck doing a course I don't want to do.
I'm unsure as to what i can do and just want some advise
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- 17-10-2017 21:37
(Original post by Danpai)
My parents really want me to do med and went behind my back and changed everything on my track. It wont let me change the options back, and I am afraid I am going to get stuck doing a course I don't want to do.
I'm unsure as to what i can do and just want some advise -
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- 17-10-2017 21:43
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you call ucas and the school to tell them your parents are controlling, selfish and frankly retarded -
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- 17-10-2017 21:51
(Original post by Danpai)
My parents really want me to do med and went behind my back and changed everything on my track. It wont let me change the options back, and I am afraid I am going to get stuck doing a course I don't want to do.
I'm unsure as to what i can do and just want some advise -
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- 17-10-2017 22:09
jfc, you need to talk to UCAS about this. we can't be of help apart from telling you to talk to UCAS who is the only one who has control over your application
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- 18-10-2017 11:23
(Original post by Danpai)
My parents really want me to do med and went behind my back and changed everything on my track. It wont let me change the options back, and I am afraid I am going to get stuck doing a course I don't want to do.
I'm unsure as to what i can do and just want some advise
However, this wouldn't solve the problems of your parents expectations. You would either need to inform them that you have done this or try to lie - and neither option will end well. You've also got to consider student finance, as you would need your parents to submit their income if you wish to get the full loan, and they may not agree to this if they don't approve of the new course.
So ultimately, it may be a better option for you to finish this year and achieve excellent A Level grades, and then think about uni afterwards. Then you could get a job and move out. You would need to be self-supporting for 3 years to be classed as an independent student in regards to student finance, or you could study part time.
If you have any friends or family then they could try to talk to your parents, or your school may be able to intervene. But unless your parents agree, there may not be an easy answer.
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