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Is open university worth it. I dropped out of university after two years and is now hoping to return to studies. Open university is reasonably priced . Is 120 credits in a year doable and then maybe transfer to a brick uni for second year . Or I should I complete three years at open university . I’m hoping to study bsc psychology. Are there placements for open university. Can I do masters at a conventional uni after bachelors at open uni ?
If your previous study was related, have you applied for credit transfer? You should be able to skip some modules.
I studied computing and it's proven an employable degree (I've been working in the field for a while while studying, some classmates have been getting offers with roughly a year left to go). Definitely worth it for me.
I can't speak for psychology... the impression I've been given is that the path to become a clinical psychologist is a long and competitive one, but that's not the only route a psychology grad can go down.
There's a platform for jobs/grad schemes/internships/volunteering/CV reviews/etc ("OpportunityHub"), haven't used it yet myself.
Yes. Search the OU subreddit (and/or this subforum) for "brick masters" for examples and more info about this. The OU->PGCE/PGDE route is also common.
I studied computing and it's proven an employable degree (I've been working in the field for a while while studying, some classmates have been getting offers with roughly a year left to go). Definitely worth it for me.
I can't speak for psychology... the impression I've been given is that the path to become a clinical psychologist is a long and competitive one, but that's not the only route a psychology grad can go down.
There's a platform for jobs/grad schemes/internships/volunteering/CV reviews/etc ("OpportunityHub"), haven't used it yet myself.
Original post by Anonymous
Can I do masters at a conventional uni after bachelors at open uni ?
Yes. Search the OU subreddit (and/or this subforum) for "brick masters" for examples and more info about this. The OU->PGCE/PGDE route is also common.
Open University
Milton Keynes
Original post by Anonymous
If your previous study was related, have you applied for credit transfer? You should be able to skip some modules.
I studied computing and it's proven an employable degree (I've been working in the field for a while while studying, some classmates have been getting offers with roughly a year left to go). Definitely worth it for me.
I can't speak for psychology... the impression I've been given is that the path to become a clinical psychologist is a long and competitive one, but that's not the only route a psychology grad can go down.
There's a platform for jobs/grad schemes/internships/volunteering/CV reviews/etc ("OpportunityHub"), haven't used it yet myself.
Yes. Search the OU subreddit (and/or this subforum) for "brick masters" for examples and more info about this. The OU->PGCE/PGDE route is also common.
I studied computing and it's proven an employable degree (I've been working in the field for a while while studying, some classmates have been getting offers with roughly a year left to go). Definitely worth it for me.
I can't speak for psychology... the impression I've been given is that the path to become a clinical psychologist is a long and competitive one, but that's not the only route a psychology grad can go down.
There's a platform for jobs/grad schemes/internships/volunteering/CV reviews/etc ("OpportunityHub"), haven't used it yet myself.
Yes. Search the OU subreddit (and/or this subforum) for "brick masters" for examples and more info about this. The OU->PGCE/PGDE route is also common.
I did nursing before . Have you heard much about open unis. Having a degree is pretty much the same as having a degree from a brick uni right ?
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