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Can I apply to the Bsc first? If I do not meet this requirement, will the university automatically consider me to their foundation programme?
On the other hand, if I apply for the foundation and am actually qualified for the bsc, will the university automatically consider and direct me to the bsc?
Thank you!
Can I apply to the Bsc first? If I do not meet this requirement, will the university automatically consider me to their foundation programme?
On the other hand, if I apply for the foundation and am actually qualified for the bsc, will the university automatically consider and direct me to the bsc?
Thank you!
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Hello,
Can I apply to the Bsc first? If I do not meet this requirement, will the university automatically consider me to their foundation programme?
On the other hand, if I apply for the foundation and am actually qualified for the bsc, will the university automatically consider and direct me to the bsc?
Thank you!
Hello,
Can I apply to the Bsc first? If I do not meet this requirement, will the university automatically consider me to their foundation programme?
On the other hand, if I apply for the foundation and am actually qualified for the bsc, will the university automatically consider and direct me to the bsc?
Thank you!
We're excited to hear that you are interested in studying at City, University of London.
What are you planning to study? Based on this, you can find the entry requirements on the course page which can be found using this course finder tool.
If you are unsure your grades qualify for direct entry, I would advise you to get in touch with the Admissions team.
If you do not meet the requirements, you can apply for a preparatory programme.
You can find City's foundation courses here.
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask us.
Good luck with all your 2022 applications.
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Hello,
Can I apply to the Bsc first? If I do not meet this requirement, will the university automatically consider me to their foundation programme?
On the other hand, if I apply for the foundation and am actually qualified for the bsc, will the university automatically consider and direct me to the bsc?
Thank you!
Hello,
Can I apply to the Bsc first? If I do not meet this requirement, will the university automatically consider me to their foundation programme?
On the other hand, if I apply for the foundation and am actually qualified for the bsc, will the university automatically consider and direct me to the bsc?
Thank you!
Thank you for your interest and we are excited to hear that you are interested at studying at City, University of London.
Based on your interest and entry requirements, you will need to decide for yourself whether you would like to apply for the Foundation course or BSc programme. Usually you would have to directly apply to these programmes via UCAS, rather than being automatically considered. Entry requirements and courses can be found via this link: https://www.city.ac.uk/prospective-students/courses
If you have any specific questions regarding this, I would recommend getting in contact with the Admissions team via this link: https://www.city.ac.uk/about/find-contact/contact
Please let me know if you had any other questions about studying at City, University of London and I would be happy to answer any questions. I wish you all the very best in your applications!
Kindest regards,
Abida
Official Economics Student Representative
City, University of London
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