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OU - getting credit from the OUSBA?
Doucam
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As the titles says really, I am looking to study with the OU, as I can't go back to my previous type of job I thought I would start to retrain, I already have some credits with them anyway from previous study so makes sense to continue with them.
Anyway, I don't have the money to pay for the course upfront, and seem to remember someone somewhere on this forum saying that they had got a loan from the OUSBA no problem even when BR or just discharged?
Does anyone know anything about this?
Thanks!
Anyway, I don't have the money to pay for the course upfront, and seem to remember someone somewhere on this forum saying that they had got a loan from the OUSBA no problem even when BR or just discharged?
Does anyone know anything about this?
Thanks!
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Hey Doucam - can't help at all but wanted to wish you all the best of luck in getting on your course - what are you hoping to study?
xxxThe worst cliques are those which consist of one man ~ George Bernard Shaw
Holiday Saving fund 2010 = £25.00
WeightLoss 2010 = +6lbs 
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Yep. Me!!
Was disharged though when I applied for a new one. Oddly, my old OUSBA account was still giving me little green o's on my credit file until I applied for a new course; all the way through BR! There wasn't a problem with having the new account and no-one mentioned BR at all.0 -
Thanks skylight, I'll give it a go then!
Sunny, they do a counselling course, which starts off with the OU and then moves onto an accredited course, so I thought I would start with the OU and then do the others in a couple of years when I can afford it and I can go and study as the boys will be older.
I am choosing counselling because of what we have been through, and thought I would like to help others in this situation and of course others in different situations.
Or I might look at a child care/understanding children type course, dunno yet, I will have a good browse at the courses and decide and then apply, fingers crossed!0 -
Wow that sounds brilliant Doucam - either sound a great path to follow.
Good luck with it all!
xThe worst cliques are those which consist of one man ~ George Bernard Shaw
Holiday Saving fund 2010 = £25.00
WeightLoss 2010 = +6lbs 
BSC 292
June NSD 11 :TJuly NSD 15:TAugust NSD 14:TSeptember 9:T October 19:jNovember 15/110
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