Future BU student in The Guardian on clearing experience
Posted on Tuesday, August 27 2013
Future BU student Rohan Advani spoke to The Guardian about his experiences with applying to university through Clearing.
When Rohan Advani didn’t get the top grades he needed to get into medical school and follow in his grandmother’s footsteps to become a doctor, he was initially a little troubled. “On results day, I was devastated,” he said, ” I didn’t get my first choice or my insurance offer. It seemed that being a doctor was out of the question”.
After reconsidering, Advani called Bournemouth University and applied to study through Clearing and is now happy to start an engineering degree in September.
“I love my course, its brilliant. I have been given a second chance to move into a good career with decent prospects and I can still study medicine if I want to through a postgraduate medical degree”, he added
Dean Eastmond
Dean is a student at Budmouth College in Weymouth, who is working at Bournemouth University in the Press and PR Department. He joined BU on a Sir Samuel Mico Scholarship, which provides 10 students from his college with essential work experience for four weeks over the summer.