Im tryna do the program but I’m just anxious

It’s the same as getting a degree in my hometown and how is the acceptance rate do they accept every one

And lastly if I graduate I can put on my resume bsc computer science University of London

are you from india?

Hello, would you be available to discuss it on discord

Hi, I’m interested on the MSc Marketing. If I may ask, how do you find the learning experience so far? Do the master programme involves exams too or what kind of assessment they have? Thanks in advance

how is it going?

I was also trying to pursue msc in supply chain any opinions please

Where are you from?

Are you from pakistan?

@@fariarahman7318 yes

@@rubinamaqbool8281 yes

are u doing llb online? from where did u get yourself registered?

Yes they do !

That's a valid point though, I had the same concerns in the start when I was applying to universities, and I had no idea that I would be doing this degree. The institute that I am with right now assured me that this degree has the same value as the one I would do on campus, so mine is BS CS from Goldsmiths, University of London. And now according to them I'll get my degree from UK soo we will have our ceremony in the UK which is kinda reassuring that "Yeah, this sounds legit!" and hence has value. And the degree will be the same as the one any student will get after studying from Goldsmith's at campus but the only difference will be the transcript which will have the mode of study 'Online'. But people usually transfer to on campus study to take that badge of 'online' study from the transcript. But tbh at this point for my particular degree no one knows if they will be getting any scholarship for master's after they are done with this, because, the senior most students are now in the first half of the 3rd year and no one again 'for my particular degree' is there to confirm anything about getting a scholarship after. But, what I believe is that since this degree'is credible as any degree that a on campus student will get except for the mode of study to be 'online', then maybe there's a chance for us to get scholarship in the end. But again I took my local institute's word for it since some students got it for other degrees but again I haven't met or talked to a person myself to confirm that. Apologies for a long reply, all I want is to give the best information possible! Also it'll be great if you let me know what else should I talk about on this channel regarding this topic, I know I might have missed alot of things in this video and some information may not be as detailed but it'll be great if you leave a feedback of what other things you might wanna see on this channel. Thanks!!

@@FaizanJavair Thanks a lot man. As far as content goes, you are doing fine, maybe you can do some efficient study technique and routine related content in the future, you channel is pretty interesting, it's a combo of travel, study and tech. Noice.

Yeah! they happen annually

No actually you can't do that. When you take the subjects, you'll have to give the exams when the time comes, not before or after you can sit for exams. However you can defer your exams and then in the next semester continue the module and give the exams at the said time. But the max subjects you can take per semester are 4 which means you'll be able to give only 4 papers per semester.

Hey, actually I was in the same situation before starting this degree. I looked at many options abroad and in my country and uni's in my country aren't that great tbh even if they 'rank' good in some rankings. But when I opted this degree, I was confident that I'll be getting a good experience and so far it's not bad. Yes, there are subjects which are irritating, and some where project requirements are vague which leads to bad grades. But overall it's fine for me, and I believe that the 3rd semester subjects are more practical than anyother we study because before you basically taste everything and then in the end you choose what suits you best. Yes, there are like 3 subs, web dev (not the 3rd semester one), agile software and artificial intelligence which people found really bad because the first two had a group project and you just have to cross your fingers with what group they put you in. But, to summarize all of this, yes this degree has some subjects which are bad, and some which are really good, but on the side you have enough time to do certifications and all so that's good. Also yes this degree is valid as any other degree out there, the only difference is the transcript where the mode of study is stated as 'online' otherwise it's the same degree a goldsmiths on-campus whould get. Mostly to take this badge of 'online'study from the transcript, people join the uni on campus in the last year but yeah that's expensive but what it means is that this degree has value. And with it's flaws and good thing I find it fine for ME and other might have different experience but for me it has been alright so far. I hope this was helpful, have a good day!

@@FaizanJavair thank you so much. 😊 and do make more videos about your journey. this is really helpful since there aren't many reviews on online degrees.

@@bettercallsubah Sure, I will make more videos about this topic! I am glad you found this helpful!!

@@FaizanJavair Will they provide any motivation letter or recommendation letter that I need to take a postgraduate from an international university? Is the semester transcript the same as that of the on-campus degree of any university? Will I be rejected to do any postgraduate degree with this certificate?

@@bettercallsubah hey, I’m about to apply for this online degree but in international relations as my first degree. How’s your studies going so far?

Did you get an answer to this question

I was recently accepted, so I'm technically still not a student but I think I can respond to your questions. First question, you only pay for the teaching centre if you want to study there, otherwise, you don't have to pay or study there, completely your choice. Second question, before covid all final exams were given at the nearest centre, but because of Covid, last semester exams were completely online. Some modules don't have exams, they rely on coursework and midterms, which are completely online. Third question, UoL is not responsible for the teaching centres prices, you'd have to directly contact the nearest teaching centre via email or phone, or maybe go to them. Hope this helped a little.

@@abdelhak_13 Hey Abdelhak, you liked the course?

Heyy, soo in the end of every semester you have your physical exam, atleast they used to be before covid. But yeah, mids are online on Coursera, they are mostly assignment type papers. But the finals are mostly on March, and September for each semester.

Yes you will be invited to graduation ceremony at the very end of your program

Just email them. You won't pay unless you register for your subjects. They won't ask for any fees. Just email them that you don't want to pursue this any longer and move on. They probably won't make this an issue.

hi anuj, want some help

Okay soo, now if you wanna do freelancing and want to build websites then I don't think you need a degree for that. I know many people who have certification and have the skill. Test yourself by buying some Udemy courses, you can literally get them for $16. And there are many google courses out there too. I'd say test the waters by taking the certifications and then probably if you are really serious and passionate about CS, then change your degree. Getting a degree in CS wouldn't guarantee a job, only thing that will is you skill. Also, there are many free learning options available too, such as free code camp etc on KZfaq.

Hey, so one of my friend just completed his Law from UOL and applied for Masters in the UK and got accepted. And I have seen many other people getting acceptance as well in Masters at least. I am assuming it will the same thing for PHD on campus. However sometimes Universities reject the application on the basis of required subjects like “not enough math modules”, while some don’t have that high requirements. Just look at the module specifications, and plan on what university you want to apply to later on and then decide if UOL is the right fit for Masters. The degree itself doesn’t say “online” in any way, it’s like as if you got from on-campus, however the transcript has mode of study as “online”. But usually people have no problem getting in for physical degrees in the UK at least. I hope this helps.

​@@FaizanJavairthanks!

That's great! I hope things are going well for you.

How is it going?? Any insight

Yeah sure, you can contact me on insta no issues brother!

hi harshit! did you enroll?

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Yeah it is a honour’s degree. Usually like every other British degree you do get a honours degree in the end. This is divided into three grades division, first class honours, second (upper class) honours, second (lower class) honours and finally third class honours. This depends on how good your total marks are in the degree, so anything above 70 is First class honours.

Yeah it is as long as the university is reputable and the degree is certified from all the state departments. As far as UOL is concerned, it is certified and is legit. But do check the university’s reputation before applying to any other university. But mostly if the degree is offered from a good university then it is most probably legal. Also apologies for a late response. I hope this helps!

It's like any other degree, usually you do have a convocation ceremony in the University in London. But, during covid they cancelled the ceremony and sent the degree directly to them.

@@FaizanJavair THANK YOU

I live in band A

I am not sure, I guess all the universities have either 3 or 4 years of degree not 2 or 1.

Actually no I haven't, then only proctored exams that happened were just 2 semesters for the first cohort. And then the covid hit, and since we have had online exams. However I can tell you this, the questions we get in the online version are sometimes tough then the one's we practice using the old papers. But I don't think they would be too hard if attempted in person.

@@FaizanJavair Thank you so much for getting back to me. what software they are using for proctored exam? is it honorlock or proctorU?

@@Nnnqqq689 Tbh they are having the online papers on the "trust" system lmao. Which means the online papers are not proctored, in my other videos I have talked about the 24 hrs they give you to complete the assignment/exam. It's not that people are caught cheating, mostly plagiarism is detected among people because of which some results are delayed but again the online papers are not proctored. Honesty system is what they are using right now lol.

@@FaizanJavair got it. could you send a link to that video you talked about 24hrs ? i would like to watch. thank you

University of London don’t give any scholarships. But you can get a scholarship from local institute if you opt in for that but again that local institution will have their own rules, I guess I did say it in the video as well. But tbh the local institute I am with doesn’t give any scholarships now to new students who are with them soo chances of getting any scholarship from them is going away as well.

Please reply

The £11,229 -£16,790 written on the website is for the whole 3 years. But again it depends on where you live.

@@Hetpatel-bl6it ^^

@@FaizanJavair Thank you so much

Omg that's so expensive

When I started, covid was already on its rise soo they shifted to an online examination system. So you have two sections for every subject, the MCQ part and the Written Assignment part. The online exam is held on a VLE called Moodle. The MCQ part is timed so you have only one attempt and the written assignment part has 24 hrs to finish and submit. While before covid, they took held the examinations at a specific center. And the papers were the same, MCQ and a written paper but they were timed differently obviously. In case you are wondering that if they have any invigilator in an online exam, they do not as of now but they do use a plagiarism checking software called turnitin.

@@FaizanJavair I applied for uol online distance learning bachelor of business degree that's why I would want to know how the system works

@@yxngcena2698 ohh that's great, good luck with it!!

@@yxngcena2698 hey! Did u get in?

I haven’t gotten my degree yet. I am currently in my last semester.

Hey, so this degree costs me almost £3000 per year but this will really depend on where you live. They have divided the countries into two groups called Band A and B. First check in which Band your country comes in from this link below: www.london.ac.uk/sites/default/files/leaflets/country-bands-comupter-science-only-2021.pdf While then you can go ahead and follow this other link below to check how much you will pay if you are in either band A or B. Please just check the 15 credit hour subjects and since you can only take maximum 4 subjects per semester and 8 subjects per year soo by this you can check the total expected amount you will be charged. Link to check your fee per subject: www.london.ac.uk/sites/default/files/schedules/bsc-computer-science-feeschedule-2022-23.pdf I hope this helps!

@@FaizanJavair Hello Faiz, thanks for your information! I decided to enroll in it too, but after checking the PDF, I have a question. Why the fee for institution-supported learning is even cheaper than web-supported learning? Is the fee mentioned in the PDF paid to UOL and do we still have to pay an additional fee to the local learning center?

@@pingtao8437 yes you will have to pay to institution as well if you choose to be with a partnered institute. Soo that's why the fee is reduced a little from the UOL's side.

Hey, so this is like a local teaching center that serves as a 'extra help' they don't have authority of checking your exams but all they do is help with your subjects. The scholarship part it really depends, I got lucky in a way that the Highschool I was in had extended their services as a certified institute for UOL and since my A levek grades were good so they gave me a scholarship for the fees that i had to pay them NOT THE UOL. But it depends on the institute you are with. Now to know if there is a local teaching center in your country, go ahead and write "University of London local study Center" on google and you'll get a page of UOL. Open it and scroll down to search for your country and see if they have any local institutes accredited with UOL. I hope this was helpful!

I'd suggest watching my 2nd latest video, it is 27 mins long and I have talked about many things and more in-depth than this video. Just keep the CC on for that video cuz people had issues of not able to understand my voice because of high background noise. It also has all the relevant links in the description.

www.london.ac.uk/ways-study/study-a-local-teaching-centre Here you go, this is the link and you can go ahead check for your country.

Thank you so much for the answers, cheers!

Cs looking real good there. Your choice.

@Some girl Which one? How'd it go?

@Some girl Okay, I'll keep that in mind for whoever might think of doing law

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Same question here too

how do u sit for your exams while studying from Somalia?

You can check the website of UOL. And then follow their instructions on the website. They will surely have a email address to contact to.

Hey, you can reach out to me on Instagram!

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