Applying to The Open University 📮 

Best of luck with your studies, you’ll be great! ✨

Awh thank you so much! 😊

Hey! Thank you so much 😌 You should definitely look into the descriptions of the modules you are considering on the OU website as courses vary in the way they are organised!

Hey , i have applied to do forensic psychology and i picked my first module (60 credits) there was another module within stage 1 and was just wondering is that what i would be doing in my second year or do they change it up? The way i understood it to be is 2 modules per stage so 6 in total, so my stage 1 will take 2 years then move to stage 3 and so on. I am just getting so confused when picking modules for part-time study. Can you explain how it works? I only plan on doing 60 credits per year. Thank you x

@@tinafraser2086 hi I’m so sorry for only seeing your comment now! But you are absolutely spot-on! You’ll do 60 credits every year over 6 years, that is part-time study 😊

There are no educational requirements!

If this is your first time applying you won’t have one, but after applying you will get a CRN. So I would leave it blank, but if there is any problems they’ll contact you so don’t stress! :)

Let me know how you get on!

@@Star-d2h is it modules online or your textbooks?

You can download and then print the PTFG SAAS form!

Hey! Yes of course, if you have Instagram send me a message ☺️ my Instagram is annawith2hs

Hello! I just sent you a follow request on IG. I'm applying for OU this year and I'm confused about which form I should send (PN1 or PTL1). Sorry, I'm in England, so not sure if it's the same ones you have, but if you could help, I would be forever thankful!

@@airiantophus6385 hello! I’m so sorry for only seeing your comment now! I hope you got on okay?

And can you do 120 credits as part time ? Or 60 credit only

There are different prices for different circumstances, so i would suggest you look at the Open University website, and you’ll also be able to find information on there about sponsorships! 😊

Saas does usually take around 2 weeks to get in touch with you, but if it has been a couple of weeks since you registered, I would maybe email or give them a call to ask! It’ll be peace of mind for you too

@@hannahlorna ahhh ok, thank you so much for your speedy reply! I'll give them a call 😊 Ps, finding your OU vids super inspiring as I'm nervously taking steps towards my very first degree!

@@hayleycaven7008 you’ll absolutely smash it, just keep thinking about what you can achieve! 💫

Hey how did you get on with this ? I have dis the same and wondering now if i should have received something in the post xx

Essentially no unless you are notably disabled in a way that affects such things