Can graduates who entered university by the foundation year route (not A levels) apply to graduate programmes?
Some mature students enter university courses without A levels on (e.g.) 'Mathematics with foundation year' programmes and graduate with good grades. Are they still able to apply for graduate programmes, and would it negatively affect their application scores? Thanks.
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Anonymous
Hi there, thanks for your interest. Anyone with A Levels (or equivalent) can apply for our graduate programmes. If your foundation qualifications are equivalent to A Levels (in UCAS points for example) you are eligible to apply. I hope that's helpful. Thanks, Lucy
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