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Nursing Associate Degree Apprenticeship FdSc
This popular University of Plymouth Pre-registration FdSc Nursing Associate apprenticeship is approved by the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) and leads to eligibility for entry to the NMC professional
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Points of entry for Nursing Associate Degree Apprenticeship FdSc
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Entry requirements for Nursing and Midwifery and Adult Nursing at University of Plymouth
Entry requirements are the formal requirements students need to meet to be considered for a place on a university course. But, each year many universities accept students with lower grades. The bar chart below shows the actual UCAS tariff points of students currently on this course.
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UCAS points for current students on Nursing and Midwifery and Adult Nursing at University of Plymouth
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How good is this course?
Most relevant Student Reviews for Nursing and Midwifery at University of Plymouth
member10145038
6th April 25
Midwifery, BSc FullTime
The course is intensive but rewarding, and I’ve felt well-supported by my PTs throughout. The lecturers are knowledgeable and passionate, and the content is well-structured and relevant to practice. However, more frequent tutorials or access to lecturers would have been beneficial, especially during high-pressure periods. Often our lectures are very fast and require a lot of outside reading. I’ve rated job prospects slightly lower—not due to the course quality—but because of the uncertainty surrounding job availability in our final year. Like many of my peers, I was under the impression that completing this degree would almost guarantee employment upon graduation, which does not feel the case. I understand this is part of a wider national issue, but it has still caused considerable stress for students preparing to qualify. Overall, the course has been a valuable and enriching experience, with room for more consistent support and clearer communication around graduate pathways. read more
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member6144918
4th April 25
Pre-Registration Nursing (Mental Health), MSc FullTime
Amazing course and wonderful faculty. read more
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member476196
27th January 23
Nursing (Child Health), BSc Hons FullTime
I’ve enjoyed studying to be a nurse. The student support services are very helpful and I learn so much on placements :) read more
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member1358793
25th May 21
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons PartTime
Absolutely loving my course. Support and the team are just fab! read more
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member948100
13th May 20
Nursing (Child Health), BSc Hons PartTime
Teachers are great, always there for you read more
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member648066
13th May 20
Nursing (Child Health), BSc Hons PartTime
So excited to start in September. read more
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member1225905
17th February 17
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons PartTime
Good quality of teaching and content. Placements are a nightmare, no equality between of travel time/distance throughtout the course, no help with finding accomodation, if you have a problem sometimes serious issue dont bother trying to get help because you rarely get it, contact with tutors with sporadic at best even when having a serious issue. Admin can be nasty in their contact, all submitted paperwork needs to be scanned for your own piece of mind as if they lose something, if you can confirm its existence dont expect apologies. read more
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member519745
26th November 15
Nursing (Child Health), BSc Hons PartTime
Overall it's been really good! It got off to a slow start and some lectures just don't seem relivent and I zone out read more
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member1317346
23rd October 15
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons PartTime
Tutors and lecturers all seem passionate about helping you progress read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Adult Nursing at University of Plymouth
member1386288
16th May 23
Nursing (Adult Health), BSc Hons PartTime
The university lectures are supportive read more
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member683771
6th April 23
Nursing (Adult Health), BSc Hons PartTime
Loving it but it is stressful but still loving it read more
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