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I don't have a Bachelor's degree. However, I'm in the ACCA final stage. Would this fulfil the entry requirement?

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  • Author: Sabit K.
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    Mandy C.

    Hi Sabit. For the majority of our roles, we welcome applications from all degrees. If you're already completing a professional qualification and near the end, an Experienced Hire route may be more suited. Our graduate programmes come with a professional qualification.

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    Sabit K. Candidate

    But, I'm an international student starting my UK Masters in January 2020. I do not have such a breadth of experience. Won't I be able to train with EY? My university will be based in Dundee. Will I be able to apply to Scotland offices for graduate roles?

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    Mandy C.

    In this situation, you may be more suited to the Experienced Hire route. If you have a look here you might be able to find a suitable opportunity: https://ukcareers.ey.com/experienced. Thank you for your message.
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