Open University

[Ruskie]

I have studied the following courses:

Introduction to health and social care 60 points
Death and Dying 30 points
Childhood 60 points
Mental Health 30 points

Enjoyable but hard work. Looking to finish my degree but not sure which direction to take.

[working class]

Ruskie said:

I have studied the following courses:

Introduction to health and social care 60 points
Death and Dying 30 points
Childhood 60 points
Mental Health 30 points

Enjoyable but hard work. Looking to finish my degree but not sure which direction to take.

Erm, Death and Dying? WTF?

[Cas_P]

I'm doing a full time BSc in Psych now however before this I did access to H.E in Business, Law and Psychology at TVU which was 2 nights a week. I'm pretty sure my uni are now offering short term introduction courses like the one you're going to do as well now.

[Frankeh]

theironduke said:

proper Uni

Elitist much.

[evenflow]

Just received confirmation that I passed my Law Openings course.
Generally enjoyed the process and it's all very professionally done.

[Four Cofffee]

Frankeh said:

theironduke said:

proper Uni

Elitist much.

Give me a job applicant with an OU degree over many of the universities anyday.

It says alot more about the motivation and organisation IMHO

[Fer]

evenflow said:

Just received confirmation that I passed my Law Openings course.
Generally enjoyed the process and it's all very professionally done.

Well done.

I was looking at the OU site last night, to see if it is worth signing up for an MBA or something similar.

[sammyboy]

Four Cofffee said:

Frankeh said:

theironduke said:

proper Uni

Elitist much.

Give me a job applicant with an OU degree over many of the universities anyday.

It says alot more about the motivation and organisation IMHO

No it doesn’t, yes it shows the guys doing OU have 'motivation and organisation' but it doesn’t actually mean other graduates who are not from the OU lack these qualities.

Edited by sammyboy on Thursday 15th July 13:14