HARD-EARNED DEGREE MEANS NOTHING to U-HUD

[lastlid]

That means I have to start from scratch...

I'll probably just settle being a teaching assistant ...

I feel for you. My wife's degree appears to be of little use to her here in Britain.

Have you thought of the Open University?

[jlags90]

Have you thought of trying the Open University?

That's my second option lastlid. OU also does credit transfer for degrees earned overseas so I have forwarded my transcripts to them to see if the credit transfer will make the study time shorter. I am not really keen on Distance Learning but if it would be less than two years part-time, I could try to bear with that... Otherwise, I might stick with TA or finding another career path..(accountancy probably so hubby would stop incurring net loss in his balance sheet

[lastlid]

That's my second option lastlid. OU also does credit transfer for degrees earned overseas so I have forwarded my transcripts to them to see if the credit transfer will make the study time shorter.

Okay, thats good.

I know what you mean about distance learning. There are limitations. But it is a way forward, potentially.

[joebloggs]

Okay, thats good.

I know what you mean about distance learning. There are limitations. But it is a way forward, potentially.

OU is pretty good, I spent a number of years with them but in the end dropped out, found it difficult and expensive when i had to work and support my family

[jlags90]

Okay, thats good.

I know what you mean about distance learning. There are limitations. But it is a way forward, potentially.

I agree with you. I'll just wait OU say about my credit transfer application at the same time start going over UHud's admission requirements (just to try if I can secure a slot).

I am also eyeing on Apprenticeships as I find it interesting so might also consider that...

[Arthur Little]

I feel for you. My wife's degree appears to be of little use to her here in Britain.

Ditto ... MY wife's in the same "boat"!