Qualification within two years prior to entry: wdym?
I see lots of unis stating that for mature students, qualifications should have been taken within 2-3 years prior to entry.
I guess this would vary from uni to uni, but how do you normally count 'within X years prior to entry'?
I'm confused which one of those is general perception:
e.g. If my first year at uni would be 2025-26, I should have taken A in:
1)2024 Summer or after
i.e. two academic years before the first year at uni
2)2023 Summer or after
i.e. two calendar years before the first year at uni
I guess this would vary from uni to uni, but how do you normally count 'within X years prior to entry'?
I'm confused which one of those is general perception:
e.g. If my first year at uni would be 2025-26, I should have taken A in:
1)2024 Summer or after
i.e. two academic years before the first year at uni
2)2023 Summer or after
i.e. two calendar years before the first year at uni
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