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Psychology in NCI or DBS

dubmark74 · 2015-06-17 20:38:20

Hi, My daughter is looking to study Psychology in September. She did her leaving last year and has 395 points, too low for any of the large universities in Dublin. As she does not want to study outside Dublin the only two options are NCI and DBS. I'm just wondering if anyone knows the difference between these two degrees.…

17-06-2015 8:38pm

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Hi, My daughter is looking to study Psychology in September. She did her leaving last year and has 395 points, too low for any of the large universities in Dublin. As she does not want to study outside Dublin the only two options are NCI and DBS. I'm just wondering if anyone knows the difference between these two degrees. The points last years for DBS was 260 which seems very low. Jut wondering of there is a reason for it being so low. NCI was 310, but as the fees are not government supported for this course I can understand that. Any opinion on this would be appreciated.

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