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St Johns Cork to UCD

kate171211 · 2013-04-17 20:16:58

Hi I'm just wondering can someone help me. I hoping to go to UCD for veterinary nursing as its the only level 8 degree in Ireland but as the points are so high for it and I won't get them, Im wondering if there is a back door route to get there by applying to St Johns in Cork and then going to UCD? Any advice would be…

17-04-2013 8:16pm

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kate171211

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Hi I'm just wondering can someone help me. I hoping to go to UCD for veterinary nursing as its the only level 8 degree in Ireland but as the points are so high for it and I won't get them, Im wondering if there is a back door route to get there by applying to St Johns in Cork and then going to UCD? Any advice would be brilliant thank you:)

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#2 22-04-2013 12:22pm

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You could possibly re-apply to UCD after finishing in Cork, but as far as I know there's nothing that transfers. To be honest, if you want to do vet nursing, I'd apply to any program except for Cork (DKIT, Athlone, UCD) as I don't believe Cork offers a high enough standard of education in the field and you may find it harder to get a job.

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