On Mon, May 01, 2006 at 11:01:06PM +0100, Declan Moriarty wrote:
> I'd quibble with none of that in general. The application is somehow a
> little different in practise. Let's take my example.
>> I can't go for Batchelor of Engineering because among other things, I
> lacked honours Math. So the career path for me by that reckoning is
Of course - many third-level institutions will waive that for mature
students anyways (mature == over 23 iirc)
> What is my family going to live
> on for five years while I do this? Engineering is a pretty full time
> degree.
Again, would a part-time degree done in the evenings / occasional
saturdays do the job, many institutions (including DIT / DCU etc) offer
part-time B.Eng courses
P
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