Open University 101: Beginners guide to studying with open university

[@MontelleBee]

Are you thinking of studying with the OU in October? Let me know! ⤵️

[@Aman_Singh77]

Hi, I am thinking of studying with the OU. I was thinking about applying and then your video popped up just at the right time. Thank you so much for your help 🙏🏽😊

[@MontelleBee]

Aman Singh Hi Aman, sounds like perfect timing to me. The synchronicities! What would you study?

[@Aman_Singh77]

Montelle Bee I am looking to study Law (LLB) however the whole idea of studying for a degree is quite sudden as I have only decided recently that this is what I would like to do. I am slightly nervous but your explanation has helped me a lot ☺️

[@MontelleBee]

Aman Singh I’m glad it was useful. It may be worth giving them a call 😊

[@livgrace6696]

I am! ☺️

[@latenightcoffeeshop7112]

22 years old, no qualifications but my GCSEs working a full time job with mortgage. Seems like the right way to go!

[@joshgarbutt7160]

That’s good man, I went down plastering route but due to recent years I worked illegally in China and enjoyed it, came back and realised I need a degree to do it legally Sometimes uni is needed with things if you want to do more in life 22 with a mortgage is good tho

[@laura_ann1583]

I'm enrolled in (hons) Health and Social Care starting in October. 35 years old and finally ready for it. I'm so excited!!

[@Legend-g8x]

What the tuition fee like?

[@laura_ann1583]

@@Legend-g8x in Scotland it is £1300 for the first module. £1600 for the second.... think it varies around that amount. It is covered though by SAAS part time funding grant. Up to 60 credits per year as long as you are earning under £25k per year and are a citizen. Hope that helps

[@lilyel1862]

What jobs will u do after u finish the course?

[@laura_ann1583]

@@lilyel1862 Its early days but I am hoping to work with adults with physical and learning disabilities. I have a background in support work and I am working in a brain injury unit now.

[@Uhuss-qq6cq]

Where do you sit your exams and do you have a graduation ceremony like a normal university??

[@emilylesleymiller]

This video couldn't have arrived at a better time, I've been thinking about the OU and was literally looking at the website today! This information is very helpful so thank you ☺️

[@MontelleBee]

So happy to hear that Emily 😊 which course are you thinking about studying?

[@princesscatherine]

I’m 20 and starting Natural Sciences full time next week! I’m so excited :)

[@amritkaur03]

Good luck girllllll 🌟 wishing you the best on your academic journey :)))))

[@shank3524]

Honestly am half way through the video and you have truly inspired me to work on my career and the open university sounds perfect as I need to work full time.

[@kylaeyre6694]

How have I waited 10 years scared to further my education ,for fear of not knowing what to do and how it’s done ! Wow you have literally answered all my questions I’m applying for O.U in phycology!!!

[@dflb7990]

Thank you much for this video by being honest, going in detail and for inspiration. I am 41 years old with 2 kids and I am strongly considering OU. Thank you again Montelle Bee

[@sylviamolnar3781]

Hi, have you enrolled?

[@sarahpreen3711]

I've started my degree with the ou this year as I have 5 children brick uni was not an option! Good luck x

[@echoblue5423]

This was so useful thank you! I'm turning 18 next year and don't think going to a "traditional uni" would suit me very well. Plus I want to go straight into employment so studying part time would be a great way to fit getting a degree into my life. I feel like the flexibility would really suit my style of learning. Would you say its a supportive system despite being independent learning? Also do you have a video on how you fit study around your life?

[@MontelleBee]

Aw yeah that sounds great. Open uni will be a great choice for you 😊 I spoke about the support in the video - but yeah I do feel it's supportive. And I'll be making another video very soon about how I manage it all!

[@leanaceresoli1292]

I’m 17. Just started looking for good universities to study criminology (in france the exact studies I wanna do don’t exist :( ) and wanted to get more info of OU. Very happy to have found your video!!

[@lila.hugh.]

This sounds like a fantastic opportunity for me, I was always put down for having no proper qualifications.....jokes on them!

[@MontelleBee]

Yup it sure is ✨✨

[@harleequinnezl5032]

this is so useful thank you! im someone with bad social anxiety so i do not want to go to traditional uni at all. quite happy staying w my mom and dogs lol so have been considering the open uni as i get a degree from home !!!!!

[@kimberleyperrettxo]

I’ve just applied to study a history degree with them whilst working full time in a nursery (fancy a career change and studying is the way to go). I’m 21 now and finally feel like I’d be able to cope better now.

[@grace_p]

I’ve enrolled on the exact same course this year too! 21 as well and I needed a career change as well, hope it goes well for you!

[@awillis9751]

How is it going? I want to join the next start date later this year studying history with views to go into teaching… are you Part time studying?

[@Mackienze-R-Matuasilva]

You should be working for them. I have spoken with them today and I believe you explain everything well for me. I'm speechless and no question to ask and I always like asking lots of questions 😂😅

[@MontelleBee]

Haha!! I’m so happy to hear that 💛 glad I cleared everything up for you!

[@Mackienze-R-Matuasilva]

@@MontelleBee thank you so much for posting, I even share your video to my sister. she isn't sure on what to do at uni. was a great video, i had to watch till the end because all information was relevant

[@jennb3112]

thank you so much for this it was really helpful! I haven’t studied in a long time and so everything felt deceptively simple on the website haha. You got me excited for this journey!

[@MontelleBee]

All the best 🙌🏾❤️

[@skeg8599]

Thank you for this video! I'm waiting to start the first module of my Psychology OU and was feeling a bit lost. I'm so glad to hear it's all so well laid out and planned, so I don't have to worry about if I'm doing too much or not enough. I would love to watch a video where you go more in depth with your experience. I have a question (if you see this) Are you taught how to write for the assessments? Academic writing. I did psychology at AS Level but did badly because even though I knew enough about the subject I didn't know how to write for the exams and I lost a lot of marks over it. Thanks

[@the3brownis]

thanks for the awesome info in this video! I already spent 4 years at uni and have been working for a year now, but sometimes wonder if I can still study something i'm more passionate about (like history). good to hear its easily doable in terms of workload, and that you'll still have some social contact with other students every few months!

[@dankcaesar4760]

My history degree starts in October! Cannot wait

[@MoDdeje]

Do u like it ?

[@meganpayne722]

I am so glad I stumbled across your video. I’m hopefully starting with the open uni this year. I’m going to study criminology, all the questions I’ve had you have answered! Thank you!

[@MontelleBee]

Ah you’re so welcome!!!

[@Lea-rg7sn]

I start my access module Feb 6th and i’ll be doing a degree in sociology (still deciding) from October this year!:) i’m nervous as i have a 3 year old and scared i’ll struggle. i’ll be 23 when i start in october so finally ready and my son will be going to school for a couple hours a day.

[@petalfaery]

I’ve almost completed my 3rd year studying an English Literature degree with the Open University and I love it. I work full-time so this studying fits in perfectly.

[@chloeanne7113]

I'm enrolled in the OU for a BA (Honours) in Criminology and Psychology for October so excited!!

[@MontelleBee]

Ooo exciting!! I’m also doing psychology 😊

[@chloeanne7113]

@@MontelleBee Ive saw that a lot of people tend to volunteer to help with their degree would you reccomend this?

[@CerysSummer]

Im looking into doing this would love an insight into it. Could u tell me a bit about it please thank you!

[@yoimiya5630]

Omg! I really want to do the criminology and psychology BA honours but I’m still undecided about part time or full time :)

[@tombroad1467]

This was a really great video, and an absolute pleasure to watch. I am 21 years old, I went straight from A-levels into an apprenticeship, however never felt pushed or tested. I want to travel, whilst also gaining a degree so this is such a perfect option. Thank you for your time and effort on this video it was super helpful and I can see that watching it is just one of those life changing moments. :) Tom

[@cameronhay1276]

Super helpful video. Thought the OU was the right way to go for me and this has completely confirmed that. 😊 great content!

[@JakeScanlon-xj7nm]

Thanks Montellle, after 10 minutes I've already started making an account!

[@chloehemming1681]

This was so helpful, thank you so much.

[@borodiymaria3172]

I was about to apply to study psychology (my dream) and you helped me to make up my mind

[@rabiagsouda8065]

Hello so how you do now? You started to studying psychology? Or not yet

[@borodiymaria3172]

@@rabiagsouda8065 yes finished 1st year

[@kevinthorpe8435]

Thank you, great video and information. I love learning German. Just happily doing basic stuff at the moment. L193 on the OU site is for basic German. Unfortunately I can't afford the £1,500+ for the 30 weeks. I didn't realize it was so expensive...

[@mrks_d878]

Thank you so much for sharing this. For me - considering to apply for next year - it was very helpful to get another point of view about the experience with the OU. Keep it up and lovely greetings from Germany (:

[@laura_ann1583]

Would like to add that in Scotland the module prices are pretty drastically lower, my first module is £1032. Just incase anyone is watching not in England. Not sure about prices in Wales.

[@elishamcclymont1227]

And it’s not a loan, it’s a grant, so in Scotland we don’t need to pay it back.

[@ixICocoIxi]

Any idea on if you’re a Scottish citizen but not currently living in Scotland? I live abroad but plan on returning to Scotland halfway through my studies so I’m curious as to how much I’d be paying!

[@laura_ann1583]

@@ixICocoIxi ​ @ixICocoIxi no idea at all sorry. but if you go here www.open.ac.uk/contact/new then you can send an email and someone will get back to you in a couple of days

[@AbsoluteReiki]

I've applied for my part time fee. Waiver from SAAS. my income under 25k I'm Scottish resident can do 60 credits or full 120

[@AbsoluteReiki]

Scottish citizenship you need to reside in Scotland for min 3 yrs, if ur in armed. Forces bfpo you just register in Scotland. In my opinion use your family address in Scotland as a base.. But contact OU STUDENT SERVICES

[@mariaz205]

Hey! This is super helpful and insightful. Thank you for making this video and laying it out so clearly! Are you still enjoying studying your OU degree? I know this video is 3 years on now so I am curious! Your work style sounds quite similar to my own.

[@Amy-fq6fd]

thank you so much, this was incredibly helpful!

[@darkglass5463]

Finally decided to register 2 daysa before registration closes, they said they are having technical difficulties and will get back to me in 5-10 days. Hopefully I don't miss out on registration now :(

[@Schrodingers_pal]

I thought they weren’t taking registrations until March?

[@itslozza3050]

I can’t wait to start with open uc 🙌🙌🙌🥳🥳

[@kellysmith4191]

I have just signed up to do my degree I'm combined STEM. I can't wait to start In February

[@demi4632]

Can I ask, how long did the application process take? How long did it take for them to accept you and for student finance to process your loan application if you took one out? I’m just worried I won’t be ready in time.

[@kellysmith4191]

@@demi4632 I sent off my birth certificate a few weeks ago said it can take up to 6 weeks to process so waiting to hear they have received it and what they need next I'm starting to worry that its gonna get pushed to June or July as it's taking longer than expected. I am guessing this is due to covid.

[@ba1354]

Omg we need an update, how are things?

[@joseeaudreyishimwe9365]

Your skin, gossshhh I'm jealous 🙃🤔

[@lauragraham5732]

If you choose full time study do you pay for all modules at the start of the year, or do you still pay as you go for each module? Also if you choose part time and then decide to go full time does your deadlines and study planner change? Thanks so much for this video xx

[@emilycollett9645]

I am thinking of studying with OU as I've just recently finished my a levels but I am currently pregnant with my first child and know I cant go to uni with a baby so OU would be ideal for me.

[@darkglass5463]

A girl on here had to drop out of her thrid year due to having a child, I would suggest part time, and wait til they are finished breast feeding.

[@fxtz22]

babe honestly go for it!!!! mine is 6 months old and ive enrolled and cant wait for the term to start. i wont lie, it wont be easy but if youre determined go for it! xx

[@aaronbrown7217]

The good thing with OU is that (as far as I am aware) most courses have a 16 year completion limit so you are able to complete bits when you are good and ready so definitely give it a go.

[@haitiancreolewithluciano]

@@darkglass5463 I don't know why but I feel like the word breast feeding didn't need to be mentioned :P

[@BabyDoll1343]

This was super helpful, thank you!

[@Zoalack]

Thank you so much, Iv been having trouble seeing if OU is the right plan of action for me, so this video was very helpful c: Environmental studies here i come ahah

[@MontelleBee]

So glad this was helpful!

[@hollyblake3295]

Great Video! It helped me alot with some of the questions I needed answering. The only thing I would love to know is if your books where sent to you by the OU? Or could you find the books online? I live outside the UK so I'm a little worried about the shipping. X 🥰

[@MontelleBee]

Yes they were sent by the OU! I’m pretty sure they will deliver them abroad for you too. Maybe double check on their website xx

[@Leo-nv9eu]

Thank you so much for this, really informative and helpful xx

[@Leo-nv9eu]

Did you end up doing a follow up video on your course as it’s psychology I was interested in and I just love how you explained how the coursework works in terms of the modules involved, the student planner you mentioned about how they layout the weeks and what you should be working on at what times, really was unsure about how independent the study was and you’ve made it seem like it’s actually better than going to a brick uni I can’t believe I found this video 💕💕

[@__Leebee]

I'm 30, my son was diagnosed with autism 6 years ago then with cancer last year...he's In partial remisson. I spent most of my 20's being a carer for my son. Now I'm at the point where I want a fulfilling job and ironically I feel that the last 6 years in particular have set me on course for my career as a clinical physcologist. I spent most of my years observing the different NHS sectors, multi disciplinary assessments, emergency medicine, oncology, surgical & more importantly...Physcology, then dealing with schools and my sons special needs, sensory issues, triggers, behaviour etc. In terms of acamedia I've literally started from the bottom, retaking GCSE English, Maths, physcology, human biology and science, then my A levels in Physcology, sociology and English lang/lit...then I'm going for my undergrad phsyc degree. On the side I do Bank work at a care home which encompasses residents on end of life, dealing dementia, etc and i also volunteer at my local hospital to just sit and talk with patients, all of this helps with my human face to face experience. I've always been facinated with human behaviour in adults and children alike and I'm really excited to see where I end up in a decade, it's never too late!

[@bradturner7678]

Did you do your A Levels online? Im looking to do A levels online at open study college and wondered how you handled it/ how you found it.

[@chelseabeeching2439]

Our situations are so similar, i didnt finish my alevels, i want to be a student for life, i didnt have the means to go to uni after 6th form, Im studying criminology and psychology, i love to travel! xx

[@MontelleBee]

Yayy, so happy to hear you're also studying psychology Chelsea 🤍

[@rajvisharma]

Omg thank you so much for this video it's so helpful ❤️❤️❤️

[@Chloe-md6ve]

Thank you for the video! Super helpful :)

[@Winner0007]

I studied very briefly with the OU. I started a BSC in Criminology and Sociology. I loved the course content but had to withdraw due to health issues. I missed the social side though so am at Loughborough University now. Although I have to admit I'm struggling with the social aspects anyway and thought about going back to OU. But deciding to give lboro a chance.

[@yasinmuratkaska8909]

Lady it is so helpful, thank you very very much

[@MontelleBee]

Glad it was helpful!

[@courtneyleighspears2866]

Thank you for making this video, I'm due to start in October for law and I'm. soooo scared. but I know ill be ok now

[@MontelleBee]

Ahh amazing!! You’ll be fine 🥰

[@Kamchow08]

Your video was so helpful and came at a really good time as I'm beginning my psychology degree this year. I have two questions 1. How long before the course beginning was the study planner made open to you? 2. Did you receive any other post besides the parcel with the textbooks and assessment booklet?

[@MontelleBee]

Glad you found this useful 🥰 the study planner opens on Sept 12th! So about a month before the course starts. And nope, I didn’t receive anything other than study planner and assessment book. (I’ll do an unboxing)

[@Kamchow08]

@@MontelleBee thank you !

[@dreamer9k]

Thanks for the video! I’m planning to start my studies at OU in February and learning about your experience was very useful! P.S. Your skin is perfect 😍 Couldn’t take my eyes off of you!

[@MontelleBee]

Ahh good luck to you! And thank you 😊

[@ashleyn2457]

Thanks so much for this video! I just came across your channel as I was looking to complete an open university psychology course. This is great content! Do you have a video about studying psychology at open uni?

[@MontelleBee]

I will be making a video soon 😊

[@ashleyn2457]

@@MontelleBee thanks, I look forward to watching the video when it comes out 😊

[@mimid6354]

Proud of you girl 😌

[@MontelleBee]

Thank you ❤️

[@IXOX0oI]

Just a quick question if anyone knows ... with degrees like Teaching or childhood and education there’s usually work placements in brick Unis so how does that work with OU ? Thanks in advance x Good luck to everyone who has enrolled already!!! ♥️

[@demi4632]

I read that for degrees that require experience you have to organise it yourself.

[@IXOX0oI]

@@demi4632 Thank u xx

[@kaylinport7581]

I start tomorrow and Ive been PANICKING because I feel like idk what I'm doing lol. This definitely calmed me down 😂

[@KittyNeptune]

same, I applied for it this morning without telling my family about it because they wouldn't support it, i'm a nervous wreck but now i'm more excited (I live on my own)

[@kaylinport7581]

@@KittyNeptune aww I’m so sorry about your family not being supportive :( Best of luck with everything though! I don’t know what course you’re doing but since I started things have actually been pretty decent & the tutors are very helpful :) Piece of advice though, don’t be afraid to ask for extensions if you need them!! A lot of people feel weird about asking but I’d rather ask and potentially get a better mark

[@KittyNeptune]

@@kaylinport7581 Hi lovely! Do you pay more for extensions? x

[@kaylinport7581]

@@KittyNeptune no, when u have an assignment on a specific date I think they’re are allowed to give u up too 4 weeks extension for the assignment (they’re just reluctant sometimes because the last TMA, the emTMA, they can’t give extensions for so if u fall to far behind it could cause an issue for the last assignment). So no, because u are still completing the course within the time frame there is no additional cost

[@jacobdominko8116]

Hello, hope you’re well. Can I ask? Can I start with Certificate of Higher Education (part time 120 credit) for 2 years and then decide whether to proceed according to my results to Diploma of Higher Education and then Bachelors/Honours degree? Basically one by one, I don’t want to apply for Bachelors/Honours degree straight away. I’m not very confident about my English, because I’m not a native speaker. Does it take 6 years as well? Thank you very much in advance. :)

[@myemail8282]

Thank you for explaining 💗

[@Eelif96]

I'm 25 years old and I will be studying Ba Hons Childhood & Youth Studies :)

[@MontelleBee]

Enjoy!!! ❤️

[@SilviasCrimeWeb]

How is it going?

[@sleepingbear1889]

I’m starting in October 2022, I will be 64, and dyslexic, So that the reason, to prove I can do a degree So I love rock structure, so I’m going for degree in Geology Starting with S111 questions in science 60 points so part time I have apply for a student loan, and disability grant because of my Dyslexic. So if you have special needs, there are more help available

[@MontelleBee]

I love this ❤️ all the best!

[@alicehare8859]

I'm starting my Geography degree in 2 weeks with the Open Uni. Can't wait :)

[@martintf1922]

Thinking about enrolling in the Open University Australia as a undergraduate and would like to study History unsure we’re to major though.

[@nataliesimmonds6867]

Thanks so much very helpful 😀

[@Gar96229]

I’ve signed up for English Literature and Creative Writing, which I’ll be starting in January. Can I just ask about the social life? Do you often meet lots of people whilst studying at the Open University, or is it a very lonely course?

[@lesley-annfenwick]

Im in my second year of Business specialized in Accounting at the OU so its just my experience. Right now the tutorials and get togethers are not going on face to face due to Covid. But there is an entire student association with clubs, you will probably have tutor group forums and module forums as well (module forums are general forums for everyone in the module, tutor group is a small group you are divided into with a dedicated professor you can ask for help and marking assignments) and they can be pretty active, in some modules the students set up whatsapp groups to socialize and discuss things so you can look into those too and if you attend online tutorials and library session and choose to participate it can also be a pretty rewarding and social experience interacting with everyone. Hope it helps.

[@Atom-dw6qe]

Hi - I'm interested in English Literature and Creative Writing. Wanted to know what's your experience till now. Thank you.

[@salaheddineghouwati8570]

why the website is not with SSL Security browsing ?

[@MontelleBee]

I wondered about this too

[@jadebeaut4463]

What if you get bored studying at home no friends living alone not going out the house because I have no friends?

[@mollyshackleton7760]

I’m having such a hard time doing A-levels. I’ve just finished 1st year but I never got chance to sit AS exams due to covid. I can’t carry on with sixth form and I don’t want to start them again so I think this is the way I am going to go.

[@MontelleBee]

🙏🏾❤️ let me know if you have any specific questions!

[@afzalhussainkonok1701]

I studied at Bangladesh Open University, passed HSC at point 2.82, now I want to study at degree, please tell me how much it costs to study at Open University here and how much it will cost for visa process.

[@skinnylove911]

Hi, I am in my final year with OU (K318) and I am so worried that I am going to procrastinate as I'm not a brick university like I was previously and I'm also working part-time as a support worker.

[@AbsoluteReiki]

I've registered start my W111 UNIT IN FE 2022

[@aysheafarag]

I created an account and selected my course but I don't see any option to select modules. Please help!

[@MontelleBee]

Oh really? Which course?? You should have saw the modules straight away

[@aishamajid3814]

Are the courses recognised by other universities?

[@drrob1124]

I have been checking out international schooling for doctoral programs and came across the affiliations of OU

[@simmer484]

Really interesting thank you.

[@kinghoodofmousekind2906]

Hey there, thank you for this informative video on the topic! May I just pose you a question: I work at the moment full-time in a hotel, and my employer is willing to give me three days off to ensure I get the 18 to 24 hours for the part-time course I want to take; how is the studying scheduled? Can I study on my days off, and with the planner try to "book ahead" my future days away from work with a couple of weeks of leeway? Would that work? Thank you again, and all the best!

[@debbiebussastrology4830]

Thank you. I have just completed a foundation year in university looking to switch to psychology. I have also enrolled on the OU to study the same course. I believe the year at Uni has helped me understand academic writing . Do you know what Referencing style they use for psychology, in Uni it’s APA 7th . Many thanks

[@borodiymaria3172]

❤❤❤ Thank you!!

[@unknownjoker9775]

Is there requirement to join Open University

[@georgia-maebrown3589]

I start studying BA (honours) in health and social care in October😁

[@MontelleBee]

Best of luck! 😊

[@afzalhussainkonok1701]

I am from Bangladesh, please tell me how much it will cost to study at Open University and how much it will cost to process visa process.

[@AlevOzbey]

It is a great video, thank you for sharing. I am planning to study with OU BSc Psychology degree and work as a clinic psychologist, however according to my research after finishing undergraduate degree, I have to study postgraduate and than doctorate degree. Is this true? Do you have any information about it?

[@khinhnitthitoo8782]

need to know about postgraduate degree.

[@torylawrence3704]

Hey 👋 came across your channel and thank u for this good luck too you. Also I have a question about finance my parent serve the military do they take gi.bill also I tired call it didn't work. I will love to go to this university. Well I finish high school but I took a year off of school What you say sound great because a person like me have a anxiety it just works also I hope I didn't come confused you. Finally you reading this thank u for your time and takecare. Have a wonderful blessing day byeee 🌟

[@Lauren-gr9yg]

I’m an American looking for cheaper alternatives than our online schools. What is the acceptance rate?

[@TheShay4321]

I just applied for forensics psychology I'm so nervous!

[@MontelleBee]

Best of luck 🙏🏾

[@Andromedaxterr]

Hey Montelle, glad to see you as always. Love your content ))) May I kindly ask you, Do employers see the OU degree as valuable as any other degrees ? love you )))

[@MontelleBee]

Hey lovely! Yes, a degree with the OU is recognised the same as a brick uni x

[@Andromedaxterr]

@@MontelleBee Thanks for your reply Montelle, you are amazing. May I kindly ask you, regarding the computing program at the Open Uni ? Do you think its a good course to take ? Keep up the great work, I admire you !!

[@MontelleBee]

Unfortunately I haven’t taken that course, so I can’t advise :(

[@HouseofAda]

Very useful video.

[@rickasinghbhoola8719]

Hi, thanks for a great review... I am from South Africa residing in Scotland 4 3 months now. Where wud I write an OU exam ?

[@awakstein]

Superb! Thx

[@jessicasloan9778]

when studying part time, do you get any time off like you would normally with education or is it constant throughout the year? i feel like i may have seen somewhere it is 8 months out of the year

[@betehsamuel2304]

i,m thinking of studying with the ou

[@MontelleBee]

Do it!

[@Lea-rg7sn]

can you do it without doing the access module? i don’t have the best grades from years ago :/

[@Ellie-qu2wp]

How would things like placements work with OU for example if you were to do primary teaching is that something they arrange?

[@kiwif7914]

has anyone done OU’s chemistry degree? did u have to attend anything in person/face to face ? since it’s chem, there would be a lot of lab work, im just wondering if completely everything is online or not

[@kostasxronhs5892]

Does the degree you get is exactly the same as the one you would get from a campus one? Does it say anywhere it was taken online or something?

[@hebasalwa356]

I'm currently in my 12th grade (cbse board 🤡) and I really wanna study Bsc (hons) psychology But my problem is that I cannot go to any foreign country so do you think it can be useful for me ? As in .. I won't get to go to any proper uni so do you think OU will have value over the world? I just need a confirmation ... Skskks also thank you so much for such detailed explanation 🥺💕

[@Oran_.]

Is OU ok to apply for even if you don't have any main qualifications other than GCSE's?

[@beautifulnubia1lefty133]

Can i transfer to the OU from my university for Nursing as I have 220credits already. Will they take me into final year to complete 140credits? Please help thanks

[@hannahofhorror]

You can apply for a credit transfer with a transcript of your completed modules, but you’ll need to do it quickly

[@starman633]

Hi, I am Italian and I am very interested in enrolling in the mathematics degree course at the Open University. I wanted to ask you if within the modules to be studied there are also video lessons of the topics and if the exams are written or oral (face to face). Thanks for any replies.

[@SaramyJ94]

Ciao, alla fine ti sei iscritto alla OU? Come ti trovi?

[@SaramyJ94]

Ciao, alla fine ti sei iscritto alla OU? Come ti trovi?

[@starman633]

@@SaramyJ94 Non mi sono iscritto perché a mio parere a fronte di una retta salatissima non ti offrono dei servizi adeguati (es. videolezioni).

[@monvici]

Can you do bachelor degree in 2 years? Im planning to apply for marketing course.

[@passportbro904]

No minimum 3 years