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HE diplomas

What do you study in a HE diploma?

Reply 1

Do you mean an Access to HE Diploma?

Reply 2

Do you mean an Access to HE Diploma?


Yes

Reply 3

Original post by M.xvmn
Yes

Then it depends on the subject you choose.

Access diplomas are designed for people who have been out of education for a number of years to being them from GCSE level study to the equivalent of 3 A levels in a single year. They’re very intense courses.

What are you hoping to study at university?

Reply 4

Then it depends on the subject you choose.
Access diplomas are designed for people who have been out of education for a number of years to being them from GCSE level study to the equivalent of 3 A levels in a single year. They’re very intense courses.
What are you hoping to study at university?


I’m 17 and I’m not in education anymore till September so I’m wondering if I can do a HE diploma in law cos that’s what I want to study.

Reply 5

Original post by M.xvmn
I’m 17 and I’m not in education anymore till September so I’m wondering if I can do a HE diploma in law cos that’s what I want to study.


It’s a level 3 HE diploma but I did level 3 applied law in my school so idk if that matters

Reply 6

Original post by M.xvmn
I’m 17 and I’m not in education anymore till September so I’m wondering if I can do a HE diploma in law cos that’s what I want to study.

That wouldn’t be the best option. The ideal qualifications to take if you want to study law would be to start 3 A levels in September.
Access to HE Diplomas are designed for mature students not as an alternative to 16-19 qualifications.

Reply 7

That wouldn’t be the best option. The ideal qualifications to take if you want to study law would be to start 3 A levels in September.
Access to HE Diplomas are designed for mature students not as an alternative to 16-19 qualifications.


So would it be possible for me to still do it?

Reply 8

Original post by M.xvmn
So would it be possible for me to still do it?

It’s a bad idea (and likely to end up still needing to take A levels afterwards) but if you can find a provider willing to take your money then it’s an option.

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