Studying without Qualifactions?

I will studying Criminology at Ardent University starting February 2025 thanks to Omega Partners.

They offer a university pathway for individuals with no Qualifications but with work experience. With the ability to access student forming to help me fund my learning.

If else anyone is interested please let me know as they have spaces available for a handful more pupils!

Never heard of Ardent - do you mean Arden? As a prospective student I don't think it is your job to fill the course for them.

I will studying Criminology at Ardent University starting February 2025 thanks to Omega Partners.

They offer a university pathway for individuals with no Qualifications but with work experience. With the ability to access student forming to help me fund my learning.

If else anyone is interested please let me know as they have spaces available for a handful more pupils!

What are you hoping to use your degree for?

A job in forensics, I’ve watched to much Dexter and now I want a piece of the pie

did you not want to study an accredited forensics course?

Yes I would of rather have but no with my lack of qualifications I could only study in Criminology with Omega Partners

It doesn't seem like Omega Partners are a very good educational agent if they didn't manage to get you onto the course you would need for the career you want

It can seem that way to some people, for me I don’t have any qualifications so it was the best option for me

How much did you have to pay Omega Partners for their services?

It can seem that way to some people, for me I don’t have any qualifications so it was the best option for me

Didn't they mention https://www.open.ac.uk/courses/psychology/degrees/bsc-forensic-psychology-q82 (or OUs natural science degrees)? Neither require a foundation year and both would be more suited to a forensics career?

Didn't they mention https://www.open.ac.uk/courses/psychology/degrees/bsc-forensic-psychology-q82 (or OUs natural science degrees)? Neither require a foundation year and both would be more suited to a forensics career?

Also the roles they offer are dependent on the university’s courses available and the types of courses they are currently offering

Yes all the above was mentioned, however I chose the best option for me as I wanted a broad subject to study that can go into many differed job types in case my ideal role didn’t go to plan.

so they only recommend Arden courses?
Did they advise you that criminology is a broader subject with more career options than natural sciences?

No, my cousin studied criminology and recommended me to take the course with the options I had in front of me.

I'm afraid that from what you've said on this thread you've been extremely badly advised and now seem to be trying to encourage other people to follow your decisions
Are Omega paying you for the internship? Is it commission based?

if you look at the numbers of people turned away from uni due to lack of qualifications its very high.

do you have a source for that claim?