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What does this mean?
Posted by sassy on 5 April 2022 at 8:59 amWhen an entry requirement states; “2:2 honours degree or EQUIVALENT” does “EQUIVALENT” here mean HND?
These things are so confusing 🤦♀️🤦♀️.
Moran replied 1 year, 1 month ago 4 Members · 12 Replies- 12 Replies
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No, ‘equivalent’ means another recognised academic qualification (e.g. from a different country) that is 2.2.
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Pre-masters is another option, but it might be more expensive I guess? You will first have to complete a year of pre-masters and then complete another year of masters which is 2 years in total, and the fee might be higher.
Whereas, a top-up is one year and only one year of tuition fees.
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Applying through UCAS is usually required when you are applying for an undergraduate course, and sometimes a top-up degree. But usually, you can apply for a top-up degree directly to the university. UCAS is only advisable if you want to apply to multiple universities (up to 5), using one application. You can read our help article here about UCAS.
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Do you mean 2.2 for master degree or which one? Can someone drop a sure link here for masters in abroad UK, Cyprus or any other