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Thinking of going to study in the UK....

  • 09-12-2009 2:18am
    #1
    therokerroar
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    So I'm just wondering if someone can answer me a few questions:

    I'm at present in 1st year of a Level 7 Business Course, is it possible to transfer?

    If so, what do I need to do to apply for the transfer?

    If not, is there any other way of being able to transfer without having to re-apply all over again, this time through UCAS?

    Thanks very much for any replies, much appreciated.


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  • #2
    therokerroar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,129 ✭✭✭therokerroar


    Has anybody got an information or advice for me please?


  • #3
    pow wow
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    The best advice is to contact the university you're interested in transferring to and see what they say. Mid-course transfers are discretionary (i.e. each uni does it differently and it's up to them if they it or not) and so only the uni you're interested in can say for sure.

    A mid-course transfer won't go through UCAS as a rule.

    Email admissions with details of your current course and current grades, explain what you're trying to do and they should let you know either way.


  • #4
    therokerroar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,129 ✭✭✭therokerroar


    pow wow wrote: »
    The best advice is to contact the university you're interested in transferring to and see what they say. Mid-course transfers are discretionary (i.e. each uni does it differently and it's up to them if they it or not) and so only the uni you're interested in can say for sure.

    A mid-course transfer won't go through UCAS as a rule.

    Email admissions with details of your current course and current grades, explain what you're trying to do and they should let you know either way.

    Nice one for that - Cheers :D


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