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Hi,
Im currently in my last year of a BA in Business Management studies, but I want to do a Sociology related MA, i'm pretty into the topics of that course, i'm trying to write a cracking personal statement and my grades are quite good so far, how realistic is it that I'll get accepted?
Thank you xoxo
Im currently in my last year of a BA in Business Management studies, but I want to do a Sociology related MA, i'm pretty into the topics of that course, i'm trying to write a cracking personal statement and my grades are quite good so far, how realistic is it that I'll get accepted?
Thank you xoxo
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Hi,
Im currently in my last year of a BA in Business Management studies, but I want to do a Sociology related MA, i'm pretty into the topics of that course, i'm trying to write a cracking personal statement and my grades are quite good so far, how realistic is it that I'll get accepted?
Thank you xoxo
Hi,
Im currently in my last year of a BA in Business Management studies, but I want to do a Sociology related MA, i'm pretty into the topics of that course, i'm trying to write a cracking personal statement and my grades are quite good so far, how realistic is it that I'll get accepted?
Thank you xoxo
It is not uncommon for students to complete a masters ina degree subject which they've not previously studied at Undergraduate Level.
My main advice would be as follows:
- check the entry requirements of the course which you are applying for
- illustrate an interest in the subject/explain why you are interested in studying Sociology at Masters level
- Illustrate that you have some knowledge of the field
I would also advise contacting the admissions team as they will be in the best position to advise you with your application.
Good Luck with the application
Emily
University of Hull Student Representative
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