09-05-2021, 04:26 AM
bjcheung77What undergrad do you have? Which country? I assume that is from Spain from your alias.
A top up degree is the same as an honors degree (4 year). If your Spain degree is 3 years, you need the top up for it to be fully recognized.
Furthermore, the Russell group is a whole slew of "Top Tier" universities, they are very selective in entry, you need more ammo...
Last but not least, a top up once again is the same as a 4 year degree, a regular degree in the UK is mostly just 3 years, companies will take it fine.
Here's the link for the Russell Group if people are interested - https://russellgroup.ac.uk/about/our-universities/
A top up degree is the same as a 3 year degree which is an honors degree in England. Scotland do 3 years or 4 years for honors. Once you have the top up degree you have a degree. You shouldn't been seen any differently from anyone else.
Russell group uni's aren't more/very selective unless you are talking about Oxford, Cambridge, maybe Imperial. If you meet the entry requirements you stand the same chance as anyone else.
A top up degree is the same as an honors degree (4 year). If your Spain degree is 3 years, you need the top up for it to be fully recognized.
Furthermore, the Russell group is a whole slew of "Top Tier" universities, they are very selective in entry, you need more ammo...
Last but not least, a top up once again is the same as a 4 year degree, a regular degree in the UK is mostly just 3 years, companies will take it fine.
Here's the link for the Russell Group if people are interested - https://russellgroup.ac.uk/about/our-universities/
A top up degree is the same as a 3 year degree which is an honors degree in England. Scotland do 3 years or 4 years for honors. Once you have the top up degree you have a degree. You shouldn't been seen any differently from anyone else.
Russell group uni's aren't more/very selective unless you are talking about Oxford, Cambridge, maybe Imperial. If you meet the entry requirements you stand the same chance as anyone else.
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