Sentences with phrase «as a mature student»

She came to the law as a mature student who had worked at an educational technology company for nine years, with a focus on helping people communicate over distance.

I was aware of this distance as a mature student going back to university after military service.

Some had prior careers and were returning as mature students to the academic life, while others were fresh from their undergraduate work.

So against all the odds, you've graduated as a mature student.

However, your work experience, education, and professional qualifications will all be taken into account as a mature student.

Choosing to study law as a mature student is a big decision, whether you are looking for career change or pursuing your academic passion.

I am in my final year of Nursing (RN) as a mature student with 2 wonderful kids too, so I know what it is like.

After completing her BA in painting at Glasgow School of Art in 1995, Williams worked for four years before enrolling at the RA Schools as a mature student in 1999.

I remember when I was a Fresher I was pretty scared to try any of the activities going on around campus and especially being classed as a mature student, even though I was only 23, and being international it was all very daunting.

About the speaker Stephen Law worked as a postman before first entering university as a mature student at the age of 24.

All courses last 1 academic year, and financial support may be available if you are applying as a mature student (anyone over the age of 24) and you have not had funding for a postgraduate course from the government already.

She's going as a mature student, and her feelings of nervousness mix well with her feelings of adventure and excitement.

She completed a degree in English at King's College London as a mature student, and then returned to teaching.

for all the exciting updates of life as a mature student.

and the freedom to create my own designs, so I studied Art & Design as a mature student, and Artisan Leather was born!»

He also attended Trinity College, Cambridge as a mature student on a Bramshill scholarship reserved for police officers earmarked for the top.

«I quit my job in the health service to study anthropology and archaeology as a mature student,» explains Duhig.

He entered Glasgow as a mature student, having been an engineer at the Clydebridge steelworks.

A graduate of UCD, O'Beirne received her first formal training in art from Maria Clark at NCAD, as a Ceer student, and went on to attend Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art Design and Technology as a mature student to study Fine Art, specializing in painting and photography.

In fact it wasn't until 1995, a quarter of a century and four children later, that she enrolled as a mature student at Grennan Mill Craft School («the most stimulating year of my life»), after which she trained as a potter through the Crafts Council of Ireland Pottery Skills Course.

He came into the legal profession as a mature student after working in information technology, and believes Grogan can take advantage of his knowledge of that path as well as what she will learn articling.

Next, if we checked an adequate sample of those admitted as mature students, I wonder if we'd find that all, or at least most of them, also met the law schools» requirements for research and writing aptitude.

Students who have not graduated from high school may be eligible for admittance as a mature student.

If you've already been to university, and you're going back as a mature student — a postgrad qualification could be for you.

For the record @HackneyAbbott, I was a trainee solicitor when elected, having gone to law school as a mature student and single parent (1/2)

Anyone who comes back to university and is above the age of 21 is classed as a mature student.

This page will detail everything you need to know about studying law as a mature student.

If specific subject requirements are indicated, all applicants must possess those subject requirements regardless of whether they are applying as mature students; however, college, university and upgrading equivalencies may be used if applicants do not possess the appropriate subject requirements or wish to improve their grades.

This means that eligible Ontarians can go to college or university as mature students with enough OSAP grant funds to possibly cover their entire year's tuition.

As a mature student at Saint Martin's School of Art he came under the influence of Victor Pasmore and other proponents of constructivism.

As a self - published writer, I still think of myself as an emerging author waiting to be discovered but until then, and as a mature student, a honors degree awaits to be completed in TV, Radio and New Media Broadcasting.

One lady I know, who described herself as a mature student [correctly spelled] and was mortified to discover that she had become a nature student.

Money coach Melanie Buffel, who returned to complete her MBA as a single mom more than 20 years after finishing her last degree, says adults must plan carefully before returning to school as a mature student.

As a mature student she has discovered a renewed passion for creating.

The program also proved to be the right experience for Anna - Carolle Bougie, who graduated in 2001 from law school as a mature student.

As a law student she says you hear a lot of «horror stories» about the articling process, she explains, and as a mature student she wanted to work a little more independently.

Do not feel that as a mature student your chances of impressing employers are in any way diminished.

Want to know more about studying law as a mature student?

As a mature student you may choose to study full - time, however work and family commitments may mean that you need to juggle part - time study with your day - to - day life.

By the way — this is not to denigrate mature students — if one can get into a law school as a mature student, without any form of undergraduate degree, then what does that say about the claim that the JD indicates the law school degree is a 2d professional degree?

Any undergraduate over the age of 21 is — somewhat laughably — classed as a mature student, but 40 % of mature students are over 30 and already have work and life experience that can enhance their CV.

As a mature student, universities and colleges may give you accreditation for life or work experience if you don't meet the qualification or subject requirements:

Anyone starting a university course over the age of 21, who didn't go straight to university after school or college, is classed as a mature student.