Not having A-levels does not stop you getting a degree. There are several recognised routes into university for adults, and we will help you find the one that fits.
It depends on what you have already studied, the subject you want, and how long you want to study for. Tell us where you are now and we will give you a straight answer on which routes are realistic — including if a college course would be a better first step.
Courses available through our partner universities and colleges. Not what you are looking for? See all courses or ask us.
Many courses ask for GCSE English and maths at grade 4 (C) or above, but requirements vary. Some providers accept equivalents such as Functional Skills Level 2. We will check the exact requirements for the course you want.
A foundation year that is part of a degree is usually covered by Student Finance, so you can normally get a Tuition Fee Loan for the extra year. Check your own eligibility on GOV.UK or ask us to help.
A degree with a foundation year usually takes four years full-time. An HND followed by a top-up year usually takes three years in total.
No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. Admission decisions are made by the university or college. What we can do is make sure you apply for something realistic and that your application is as strong as it can be.
Tell us a little about yourself and what you would like to study. We will come back to you with your options. Prefer to talk? Call our office on 020 7968 4066 or message us on WhatsApp.