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‘Think About a Flexible Degree’ Says OU in Wales
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Following A Level results day yesterday (14 August), the Open University in Wales has encouraged young people to consider studying a flexible degree if they feel that a traditional university is not suitable for them.
‘Think About a Flexible Degree’ Says OU in Wales
The Open University in Wales is encouraging young people to consider studying a flexible degree if they feel a traditional campus university is not for them. Recent data shows that Wales has seen the highest growth of OU students aged 18-25 in all the UK nations, increasing by 77% since 2018. Erin, 20, from Cardiff, is studying for an undergraduate degree in Philosophy and Psychological studies with the OU. With A levels in psychology, religious…
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