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Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
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(Original post by Maleea)
Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
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Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
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Thanks everyone I have a previous degree not related to health and was to told that I would need gcse biology which I did and have some care experience as well, I wasn't selected and am dissapointed about that.other Students at the interview said they didnt have any care experience but had better grades in A Levels etc. Although I was told to only study for biology i think that it might have gone against me if looking at it academically. Has anyone got onto nursing as a second degree and the first is unrelated but they did not study an access course? Sorry for my rambly post.
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(Original post by Maleea)
Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
Does the university allow students who do not have all the ucas points to do nursing if they have some care experience instead? If so how many students have been given a place who do not meet all the academic ucas points for nursing last year 2017?
For those applying with level 3 qualifications such as A-Levels/BTECs, we would need those applying to meet the UCAS tariff which is 120 points (equivalent to BBB at A-Level).
We do accept graduates as well. They must have 2:2 (minimum) in any subject.
All applicants need to meet the GCSE requirements - English, Maths, Biology/Combined Science at grade C or above. Equivalents accepted (functional skills/key skills level 2).
I hope this helps!
Joe
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For those applying with level 3 qualifications such as A-Levels/BTECs, we would need those applying to meet the UCAS tariff which is 120 points (equivalent to BBB at A-Level).
We do accept graduates as well. They must have 2:2 (minimum) in any subject.
All applicants need to meet the GCSE requirements - English, Maths, Biology/Combined Science at grade C or above. Equivalents accepted (functional skills/key skills level 2).
I hope this helps!
Joe
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For those applying with level 3 qualifications such as A-Levels/BTECs, we would need those applying to meet the UCAS tariff which is 120 points (equivalent to BBB at A-Level).
We do accept graduates as well. They must have 2:2 (minimum) in any subject.
All applicants need to meet the GCSE requirements - English, Maths, Biology/Combined Science at grade C or above. Equivalents accepted (functional skills/key skills level 2).
I hope this helps!
Joe
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(Original post by Maleea)
Thanks Joe that does help what If if the first degree was attained by entry as a mature student so did not have a levels Only Gcses and one Alevel It Was A Long time ago... is entry to nursing allowed with first degree only and gcses, or do I need 2 more Alevels Btech etc or access course? Please clarify no reply from admissions health.
Thanks Joe that does help what If if the first degree was attained by entry as a mature student so did not have a levels Only Gcses and one Alevel It Was A Long time ago... is entry to nursing allowed with first degree only and gcses, or do I need 2 more Alevels Btech etc or access course? Please clarify no reply from admissions health.
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Hi normally they like you to have studied in the last 3 years. if you have gaps in your education (biology etc) you may have to do a access course or foundation year. it's best to contact the uni or go to an open day
Hi normally they like you to have studied in the last 3 years. if you have gaps in your education (biology etc) you may have to do a access course or foundation year. it's best to contact the uni or go to an open day
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Hi
For those applying with level 3 qualifications such as A-Levels/BTECs, we would need those applying to meet the UCAS tariff which is 120 points (equivalent to BBB at A-Level).
We do accept graduates as well. They must have 2:2 (minimum) in any subject.
All applicants need to meet the GCSE requirements - English, Maths, Biology/Combined Science at grade C or above. Equivalents accepted (functional skills/key skills level 2).
I hope this helps!
Joe
Hi
For those applying with level 3 qualifications such as A-Levels/BTECs, we would need those applying to meet the UCAS tariff which is 120 points (equivalent to BBB at A-Level).
We do accept graduates as well. They must have 2:2 (minimum) in any subject.
All applicants need to meet the GCSE requirements - English, Maths, Biology/Combined Science at grade C or above. Equivalents accepted (functional skills/key skills level 2).
I hope this helps!
Joe
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(Original post by Saras98)
Level 2 English and maths is accepted or u mean level 3 as I don't have GCSE but got level 2 and 3
Level 2 English and maths is accepted or u mean level 3 as I don't have GCSE but got level 2 and 3
If applicants do not have GCSE English and Maths at grade C, we can accept equivalents such as Functional Skills level 2. For Biology, we can accept BTEC level 2 providing there is enough biology content in the qualification - but it is best to contact our admissions team.
All of our undergraduate courses require level 3 qualifications (which carry UCAS points) unless you are a graduate as mentioned above.
Cheers
Joe
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[ =Saras98;76107320]Level 2 English and maths is accepted or u mean level 3 as I don't have GCSE but got level 2 and 3[/QUOTE]
Thankyou for the information SarahI have my maths I wanted to know if I needed to study more A levels Joe has answered below hopefully it can help someone else out as well.
Thankyou for the information Sarah
I have my maths I wanted to know if I needed to study more A levels Joe has answered below hopefully it can help someone else out as well.
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Hi Saras98
If applicants do not have GCSE English and Maths at grade C, we can accept equivalents such as Functional Skills level 2. For Biology, we can accept BTEC level 2 providing there is enough biology content in the qualification - but it is best to contact our admissions team.
All of our undergraduate courses require level 3 qualifications (which carry UCAS points) unless you are a graduate as mentioned above.
Cheers
Joe
Hi Saras98
If applicants do not have GCSE English and Maths at grade C, we can accept equivalents such as Functional Skills level 2. For Biology, we can accept BTEC level 2 providing there is enough biology content in the qualification - but it is best to contact our admissions team.
All of our undergraduate courses require level 3 qualifications (which carry UCAS points) unless you are a graduate as mentioned above.
Cheers
Joe
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I still have not applied yet but my Monday I'm hoping too is it too late for nursing application?
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(Original post by Saras98)
I still have not applied yet but my Monday I'm hoping too is it too late for nursing application?
I still have not applied yet but my Monday I'm hoping too is it too late for nursing application?
We are still accepting applications, although spaces are filling up fast, so please apply as soon as possible!
Applications as normal through UCAS
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