Our answers do sound harsh, but I totally agree with Tutu. I've seen a lot of students drop out. The drive is to push or 'upskill' everyone and some will take students on the course with 'O' level Maths and English -and most struggle if they have not obtained 'A' levels - a degree is a big jump from 'A' levels. Quite a few are then advised by the university they attend to improve their English if they wish to stay on. This does not apply to everyone, but a degree does need an awful lot of thought.
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