can you get accepted in an american uni for a masters degree after you get your bachelors in statistics at open university? I wanna get a cs masters afterwards and i don't know if grad schools in america approve this dergee
BEWARE: TMS does not work for everyone. Better to try Ketamine or psilocybin or Ayahuasca. Psychedelics are undergoing a renaissance for a very good reason.
Start my Bsc hons next month after leaving my last university due to epilepsy getting worse. OU let me transfer my creds to them, so all the work i did wasn't for nothing. The OU really has been a lifeline.
I've had TMS done through the Veterans Administration can't say it's 100 percent , but I saw a huge difference in my depression. No longer on over the counter medications , I'm just taking Aswaganda Powder 1 teaspoon daily . The good thing about TMS is it is pretty safe , with rarely any side effects. And you can always maintain by getting a few extra treatments if necessary. I personally would recommend it especially for those who over the counter medication has stopped working for them.
You learn the same material to the same depth as you would do in a more conventional university. In the latter, you may have only two/ three lectures a week in which you learn nothing. It all comes down to reading, reading and more reading.
I do not understand correctly the assessment. Don't you have to take the exams in person? I am personally thinking about doing an online degree there but I live in another European country. Can someone explain it to me? Thank you.
I just enrolled on the Engineering degree course. My first degree and I'm 43. So excited! But also terrified of the maths element. But as a mum of 3 and working full time in endless admin roles I finally got a chance at sponsorship. So I'll work my butt off to do this and most of all I want to enjoy it.
@@Gooders478You clearly haven’t worked in engineering then. I know *PLENTY* that have never lifted a tool in their life. It’s more technical comprehension.
@@DanBx98 Unless they're 'diverse', then they get a free degree with lower standards and go on to contribute to the catastrophic DEI global competence crisis.
I’ve a question. I'm from Brazil, now I'm a Software Engineering student at a Brazilian university, but I really like the Computing and IT course at OU and I'm going to leave my current course. Is the UO a university considered good and well regarded in Europe/UK?
2:23 I have cerebral palsy, and during elementary school I was unironically told I had a privilege for needing a walker because “teachers cared more about me and I got free A's in PE”. Like bro, I would happily give my disability to anyone who wanted it.
I have a mate who did an OU degree in mathematics and then went onto doing an MSc in quantum mechanics at Imperial College - so yep its a real degree, real university
