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SO im apply to do Biology at UNI, and at Warwick I was offered a place for the Msci (AAB Offer) and at SOuthampton I was offered a place for the Bsc (AAB Offer) ..i Dont know which would be better to go to as I loved both places...Any one have any opinions and offer advice on choosing between the two. ALSO does the accreditation actually help when finding jobs?
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Accreditation by who? If it's RSB it makes no difference. Pick the more interesting course.
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SO im apply to do Biology at UNI, and at Warwick I was offered a place for the Msci (AAB Offer) and at SOuthampton I was offered a place for the Bsc (AAB Offer) ..i Dont know which would be better to go to as I loved both places...Any one have any opinions and offer advice on choosing between the two. ALSO does the accreditation actually help when finding jobs?
SO im apply to do Biology at UNI, and at Warwick I was offered a place for the Msci (AAB Offer) and at SOuthampton I was offered a place for the Bsc (AAB Offer) ..i Dont know which would be better to go to as I loved both places...Any one have any opinions and offer advice on choosing between the two. ALSO does the accreditation actually help when finding jobs?
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Yeah its by the RSB..oh ok why does it not matter then? I thought that the accreditation provided more job opportunities??
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Accreditation by who? If it's RSB it makes no difference. Pick the more interesting course.
Accreditation by who? If it's RSB it makes no difference. Pick the more interesting course.
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Yeah its by the RSB..oh ok why does it not matter then? I thought that the accreditation provided more job opportunities??
Yeah its by the RSB..oh ok why does it not matter then? I thought that the accreditation provided more job opportunities??
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(Original post by dvbuosn)
SO im apply to do Biology at UNI, and at Warwick I was offered a place for the Msci (AAB Offer) and at SOuthampton I was offered a place for the Bsc (AAB Offer) ..i Dont know which would be better to go to as I loved both places...Any one have any opinions and offer advice on choosing between the two. ALSO does the accreditation actually help when finding jobs?
SO im apply to do Biology at UNI, and at Warwick I was offered a place for the Msci (AAB Offer) and at SOuthampton I was offered a place for the Bsc (AAB Offer) ..i Dont know which would be better to go to as I loved both places...Any one have any opinions and offer advice on choosing between the two. ALSO does the accreditation actually help when finding jobs?
the most important thing for jobs with a biology degree is lots and lots of related and non-related work experience. without this (presuming you won't go down the PhD route) your biology degree is half useless.
do the BSc because you can do a Masters degree after in something really specific
- biology graduate from st andrews
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(Original post by dvbuosn)
Yeah its by the RSB..oh ok why does it not matter then? I thought that the accreditation provided more job opportunities??
Yeah its by the RSB..oh ok why does it not matter then? I thought that the accreditation provided more job opportunities??
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(Original post by CollectiveSoul)
there is no such thing as accreditation for biology degrees lol. Warwick is the better uni in general but Southampton's Biol department blows it out of the water.
the most important thing for jobs with a biology degree is lots and lots of related and non-related work experience. without this (presuming you won't go down the PhD route) your biology degree is half useless.
do the BSc because you can do a Masters degree after in something really specific
- biology graduate from st andrews
there is no such thing as accreditation for biology degrees lol. Warwick is the better uni in general but Southampton's Biol department blows it out of the water.
the most important thing for jobs with a biology degree is lots and lots of related and non-related work experience. without this (presuming you won't go down the PhD route) your biology degree is half useless.
do the BSc because you can do a Masters degree after in something really specific
- biology graduate from st andrews
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As previously stated, the Royal Society of Biology accredit Biology degrees.
As previously stated, the Royal Society of Biology accredit Biology degrees.
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Which was said further up the thread by myself and others, but you said nobody accredits Biology degrees.
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they can accredit whatever the hell they like, it is not consequential for the practise of biology or legitimacy of biology degrees.
they can accredit whatever the hell they like, it is not consequential for the practise of biology or legitimacy of biology degrees.
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Which was said further up the thread by myself and others, but you said nobody accredits Biology degrees.
Which was said further up the thread by myself and others, but you said nobody accredits Biology degrees.
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(Original post by CollectiveSoul)
nobody accredits Biology degrees in any meaningful capacity. the Marxist Union of Transport Workers could say that they accredit Economics degrees and it wouldn't serve a purpose to anyone else.
nobody accredits Biology degrees in any meaningful capacity. the Marxist Union of Transport Workers could say that they accredit Economics degrees and it wouldn't serve a purpose to anyone else.
You've disagreed with me and then agreed with me. Fair enough.
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(Original post by RegisteredBMS)
You didn't say nobody accredits Biology degrees in any meaningful capacity though did you?
You've disagreed with me and then agreed with me. Fair enough.
You didn't say nobody accredits Biology degrees in any meaningful capacity though did you?
You've disagreed with me and then agreed with me. Fair enough.
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Oh ok thanks for the advice!
Im planning to go onto either do the physician associate programme afterwards or do the NHS STP .. so would you say that Southampton is a better option??
Im planning to go onto either do the physician associate programme afterwards or do the NHS STP .. so would you say that Southampton is a better option??
(Original post by CollectiveSoul)
there is no such thing as accreditation for biology degrees lol. Warwick is the better uni in general but Southampton's Biol department blows it out of the water.
the most important thing for jobs with a biology degree is lots and lots of related and non-related work experience. without this (presuming you won't go down the PhD route) your biology degree is half useless.
do the BSc because you can do a Masters degree after in something really specific
- biology graduate from st andrews
there is no such thing as accreditation for biology degrees lol. Warwick is the better uni in general but Southampton's Biol department blows it out of the water.
the most important thing for jobs with a biology degree is lots and lots of related and non-related work experience. without this (presuming you won't go down the PhD route) your biology degree is half useless.
do the BSc because you can do a Masters degree after in something really specific
- biology graduate from st andrews
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(Original post by CollectiveSoul)
Don't be pedantic. Nobody accredits Biology degrees as far as I'm concerned.
Don't be pedantic. Nobody accredits Biology degrees as far as I'm concerned.
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