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Overall a good answer, however there is something to add. For British students, once you turn twenty-one you no longer have the same strict entry requirements,
by corin_ 16y ago
Overall a good answer, however there is something to add.
For British students, once you turn twenty-one you no longer have the same strict entry requirements, instead it's more a case of proving that you're the kind of person they want than showing what exams you've passed. (Though they're likely to ask you to do some studying before applying, to demonstrate that you're willing/able to learn.)
Most likely the same for international 'mature students' as well.
- user24 16y agoYeah, I applied as a mature student to an MSc program and was accepted. At the time I had a first class IT and Philosophy BA, 4-ish years commercial programming experience, and an E grade at AS level Psychology.