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ZOOLOGY !!!!

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  • 06-02-2009 2:38pm
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    GALWAYINDOOR
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    HI GUYS
    just wondering how they pick the mature students for zoology is it interview based ??? r is it just on the app
    many thanks for any replies:)


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    paperclip2
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    GALWAYINDOOR wrote: »
    HI GUYS
    just wondering how they pick the mature students for zoology is it interview based ??? r is it just on the app
    many thanks for any replies:)

    Zoology where? :)

    Application policies for mature student can vary slightly from uni to uni, though most seem to have a variation of the interview / aptitude test. The best advice i can give is to ring or email the relevant admissions dept.

    Good luck.


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    GALWAYINDOOR
    Registered Users Posts: 301 ✭✭GALWAYINDOOR


    hi paperclip
    thanks for your reply its nui galway so there is more than likely a test ??? would it be difficult ?


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    paperclip2
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    GALWAYINDOOR wrote: »
    hi paperclip
    thanks for your reply its nui galway so there is more than likely a test ??? would it be difficult ?

    I couldnt really speculate. You can ask Trish Hoare, the Mature Student officer in NUIG. Her number is 091 4926595 or have a look at the website: http://www.nuigalway.ie/prospective_students/mature_students/

    There is no late application to this course for Mature students, as far as I know, but you should be ok as long as you applied to CAO before the 1st of Feb.

    Aptitude tests are designed to measure your abilities across a range of aptitudes, for example language or numbers or how well you can deal with abstracts. Some people find aptitude tests straightforward and some people dont. UCC has a useful section on its website that gives some good info on these tests. http://www.ucc.ie/careers/students/Job_Search_from_Start_to_Finish/Pscyhometric_Tests.php#testhelp

    NUI Maynooth's Career Development Centre also has some good stuff.
    http://careers.nuim.ie/students/careers/knowself.shtml

    Hope this helps :)


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