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Mature student- Psychology WIT
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28-08-2015 5:02pm#1Hi guys,
I am hoping to return to college next September. WIT would suit me best as I have two small kids and it's close to home. However, I've seen that as a mature student you need a really good cover letter , experience etc. I have no experience
for the last 5 years I've just been raising my children, I had to drop out of my arts course (psychology was one of my modules)when I got pregnant with my first.
I have a good leaving cert and I am so ready to study again but I am wondering will my lack of work/experience let me down? Has anyone got any advice on what I could do in the coming months to help my application?0
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Joshacubby wrote: »Hi guys,
I am hoping to return to college next September. WIT would suit me best as I have two small kids and it's close to home. However, I've seen that as a mature student you need a really good cover letter , experience etc. I have no experience for the last 5 years I've just been raising my children, I had to drop out of my arts course (psychology was one of my modules)when I got pregnant with my first.
I have a good leaving cert and I am so ready to study again but I am wondering will my lack of work/experience let me down? Has anyone got any advice on what I could do in the coming months to help my application?
I suggest doing a free online course in something relevant to the course you want to do in WIT and then put in your application what you did. Have a look on futurelearn.com0 -
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