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Hey everyone. I originally applied for BA illustration at Ual Camberwell. But I’ve been offered an FDA illustration course instead for two years but I need to pass my level 3 art and design, but the thing is it says that FDA students can get into the BA course for one year. I’m wondering if this is a good thing to still go for, and have anyone else have been offered this and what’s there opinions on it.
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(Original post by mattyprime)
Hey everyone. I originally applied for BA illustration at Ual Camberwell. But I’ve been offered an FDA illustration course instead for two years but I need to pass my level 3 art and design, but the thing is it says that FDA students can get into the BA course for one year. I’m wondering if this is a good thing to still go for, and have anyone else have been offered this and what’s there opinions on it.
Hey everyone. I originally applied for BA illustration at Ual Camberwell. But I’ve been offered an FDA illustration course instead for two years but I need to pass my level 3 art and design, but the thing is it says that FDA students can get into the BA course for one year. I’m wondering if this is a good thing to still go for, and have anyone else have been offered this and what’s there opinions on it.
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I got into ba illustration at camberwell. I just need to pass my course which is a level 3 extended diploma! Have you got the extended bit on your course or??
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hi, the same thing happened to me, i was so confused think but i think i’m gonna go for it. It appears to be similar to the BA Illustration but you have a more of an introduction to the subject with the foundation years which are still valuable but you can stay an extra year to do the full degree
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(Original post by HanniC)
hi, the same thing happened to me, i was so confused think but i think i’m gonna go for it. It appears to be similar to the BA Illustration but you have a more of an introduction to the subject with the foundation years which are still valuable but you can stay an extra year to do the full degree
hi, the same thing happened to me, i was so confused think but i think i’m gonna go for it. It appears to be similar to the BA Illustration but you have a more of an introduction to the subject with the foundation years which are still valuable but you can stay an extra year to do the full degree
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(Original post by alleycat393)
What difference will the extra year make?
What difference will the extra year make?
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(Original post by kscarls)
I got into ba illustration at camberwell. I just need to pass my course which is a level 3 extended diploma! Have you got the extended bit on your course or??
I got into ba illustration at camberwell. I just need to pass my course which is a level 3 extended diploma! Have you got the extended bit on your course or??
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The thing though guys I’ve been in college since level 1 art and design so around 4 years and when I got this I felt like why I need to do an foundation course again.
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(Original post by HanniC)
hi, the same thing happened to me, i was so confused think but i think i’m gonna go for it. It appears to be similar to the BA Illustration but you have a more of an introduction to the subject with the foundation years which are still valuable but you can stay an extra year to do the full degree
hi, the same thing happened to me, i was so confused think but i think i’m gonna go for it. It appears to be similar to the BA Illustration but you have a more of an introduction to the subject with the foundation years which are still valuable but you can stay an extra year to do the full degree
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(Original post by PQ)
A foundation degree isn’t a foundation year. It’s just the first two years of a degree. It’s very likely that you will have the exact same teaching and modules as people on the BA.
A foundation degree isn’t a foundation year. It’s just the first two years of a degree. It’s very likely that you will have the exact same teaching and modules as people on the BA.
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(Original post by mattyprime)
like if I fully complete the foundation course and go and do the BA course for one year I can still get the BA which I wanted in the first place.
like if I fully complete the foundation course and go and do the BA course for one year I can still get the BA which I wanted in the first place.
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(Original post by alleycat393)
If you complete the ba course with or without the foundation year you’ll still get the ba degree.
If you complete the ba course with or without the foundation year you’ll still get the ba degree.
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(Original post by PQ)
A foundation degree is NOT a degree with a foundation year. It’s equivalent to 2 years of a degree or an HND. FdA graduates can normally take a one year top up to get a BA. But they can also often switch from a FdA to a BA during their 2 years on the course.
A foundation degree is NOT a degree with a foundation year. It’s equivalent to 2 years of a degree or an HND. FdA graduates can normally take a one year top up to get a BA. But they can also often switch from a FdA to a BA during their 2 years on the course.
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(Original post by alleycat393)
Right I read your previous advice but I’m talking about a foundation year not a degree Hun. Two different things. Either way the advice still stands. The OP has to complete the ba aspects of the course.
Right I read your previous advice but I’m talking about a foundation year not a degree Hun. Two different things. Either way the advice still stands. The OP has to complete the ba aspects of the course.
The OP seems to misunderstand what the course they’ve been offered involves.
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