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3rd year college drop out - Returning to study - Can I start off in 3rd year??

11amie11 · 2018-11-27 16:34:09

Hi all, So I stupidly dropped out of ITB (Institute of Technology Blanchardstown) in 2011. I was in my 3rd of 4 years studying a business degree. I am thinking of going back to study business part time and was wondering if any one could advise me as to whether or not the 2 years I passed can be off set against the new…

27-11-2018 5:34pm

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11amie11

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Hi all,

So I stupidly dropped out of ITB (Institute of Technology Blanchardstown) in 2011. I was in my 3rd of 4 years studying a business degree.

I am thinking of going back to study business part time and was wondering if any one could advise me as to whether or not the 2 years I passed can be off set against the new course or do I need to start all over again. Thanks.

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#2 30-11-2018 1:55pm

Tom Dunne

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You may be able to, assuming the course hasn't changed drastically since then.

Although, given the timeframes, it is most likely the programme will have gone through a programmatic review and will therefore be very different now to what it was back then.

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