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Hi, just looking for an advice! I was a physics of energy student at a university (top 500 rating). This year would have passed 3th bachelor's year, but after this Christmas I got a huge depression and I couldn't study anymore. I was lying in my bed like for 6 months. Luckily, just a couple weeks ago I started to recover with some help of people who always believed in me. Sad, but I lost my scholarship at a university and that's very bad for my further life perspectives, cause I won't get other scholarship in my country and my parents are too poor to pay for my education. My sister is living in the UK and I thought it will be good to change environment and so on and to continue my education there. The question is does UCAS system in UK transfer your previous university credits to the university you go to? (I'm European). Has anyone had the same situation? What could I do in this case? Can somebody advice what are perspectives to study some engineering studies and work in UK and ect. Any information will be appreciated. Thanks!
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>>18478787
>i was a physics of energy student at a university (top 500)
>this year would have passed 3th bachelors year
>3th
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>>18478787
Yes Ucas has a system in place where almost all qualifications are on their system so if you're European you should be able to input the qualifications you already have.
I'm not sure if moving to the UK will improve your situation. It might motivate you but it sounds like you have a bigger underlying problem.
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Also this.
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