Choosing a University
Once you have decided to go to university you have to decide precisely what course you want to start (there are so many available, some very similar) and at which institution
Choosing the right university for your needs is vital. It doesn’t matter if you have an offer from Harvard University if you do not have the means or the time to go to the USA! Likewise, there isn’t much point in attending the nearest college if it doesn’t offer the course you want and need or if it has poor standards as an institution.
Although age is not a barrier to entry at a university, you should also bear in mind that most admissions tutors will want to be sure that you are sufficiently prepared to start a course at their institution, and they will probably ask you to show some sort of evidence academic abilities. Some courses or departments require qualifications in particular subjects before you start, particularly in the course you wish to start on has scientific, mathematical or foreign language base. But again, it is worth researching potential universities and colleges thoroughly, because in many cases personal experience and other expertise of mature students are accepted in lieu of formal qualifications.
If you have the opportunity, it is a good idea to attend an open day at a university or college that you think might be suitable for your needs. Then you will be able to meet the academics who will be teaching you and other students face to face. They are generally happy to answer your questions – that’s what the open days are for after all!
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