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Looking to go back to university...
brungle
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Right, this will possibly be a long thread, and I apologize if this is in the wrong section.
Basically. I'm 24 Years old in a dead-end job, and looking to go back to university to become a Radiographer.
I am currently house sharing with a friend and I've now finally decided to grow up and realised that this is what I want to do.
However, I have little money available - around 800, and with me working full time to pay the bills etc...It's going to be hard!
Has anyone got any advice before I take the plunge?
Basically. I'm 24 Years old in a dead-end job, and looking to go back to university to become a Radiographer.
I am currently house sharing with a friend and I've now finally decided to grow up and realised that this is what I want to do.
However, I have little money available - around 800, and with me working full time to pay the bills etc...It's going to be hard!
Has anyone got any advice before I take the plunge?
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Do you already have the qualifications you need to do a Radiography or will you need to study for a period first?
When you apply, will you want to study locally or move to anywhere that offers you a place?0 -
The radiography degree offers a means tested bursary of around £400 a month I believe.
Plus student loan, maintenance grants etc.
I looked into this too, and it does seem a good choice.
A friend is going uni this year to do it, he did an access course first though.9/70lbs to lose
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