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I always thought the landlord is the one you go to with problems. Thanks for clarifiying that. Would you recommend getting a quote for electric/gas prior to moving in. I dont quite get how it works

How to get a Rented home in Sheffield,near to Royal Hallamshire hospital.

Very helpful

That lady sounds like an absolute nightmare. Glad you're out of there!

Hi Shabs, I literally had the same experiance, College pushed me to attend Uni and I ended up leaving within 6 months! Thank you so much for sharing your story! I love your Open Uni videos thanks so much for sharing

Thank you so much for this, I have just joined OU on the same course as you! I am so using your tips!

This was V helpful, thank you x

I’m 37 and just about to commit to a degree but work full time. This video helped. Thanks

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Great vid! 👍

sis.. i study 7 days a week.. 9am-9pm........

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Thanks for this video. You have such great content that is so beneficial to students, however I wish the volume of the background music was a little lower as I really had to keep re-winding to make sure I heard everything. I am thinking to do two level 3 modules next yr with OU but think I won't cope as I have 4 kids and my little 3 year old is only part time in pre-school. If the current lockdown situation repeats itself.. I know I won't cope with all of them home-schooling.

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What if you don’t have a contract because I’ve been living in my house for more than 12 months I think from 2005 I’ve been living in my home

Love watching videos about the OU. I'm in my first year of Early Childhood X

Looks like an interesting but I can't hear you with the loud background music. :/

thank you so much for your advice. i have definitely learnt something new and add new new questions to my list of questions to ask for when i move out :)

Thanks for the video, was really useful. I’m young for renting and I was wondering if the people that show us around in the viewing will take us serious. If they don’t want do we do?

Your videos have been so helpful! Taking the OU plunge myself studying english language and literature

Hopefully, once finishing and using a step by step approach and working backwards from the deadline dates, it can make it a bit easier to deal with and less overwhelming.

It can feel stressful, daunting at first when trying to catch-up and does require a lot of self belief and a positive mindset if anyone wants to be on track.

It is true, I prefer using the textbook learning materials first and then if needed, can research online and use other video or audio materials to give a bit more coverage on the topics to learn about.

Hi Shannon, your advice is helpful. I am currently doing a level 2 course in information, advice and guidance which is a distance learning course and is funded. I think first writing out the questions are helpful, especially any learning outcomes. That way when reading the learning materials, it becomes easier to make own notes and answer the questions quicker.

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Starting U116 in Feb! thanks for the video :D

Great video. But also about the agent, it’s not always the agents fault. 9 times out of 10 it is usually down to the landlord being an eejit, but a courtesy email / call to you wouldn’t go amiss so you know it’s being dealt with somewhat (Coming from the experience of a property manager) ;)

Hello there. Thank you very much for making this video and sharing your experiences with the university. I am going to be a law student with Open University in the new year, so this is rather informative for me. 💕

Your best scoring level 2 module and best scoring level 3 module goes towards your degree classification. (This may mean your level 2 C-19 experience wont affect you as bad as you think). Level 3 vs 2 is weighted 70% - 30%.

You have very useful study videos on your channel. Will watch out for your next videos.

Great video! Is there much maths on the psychology modules?

This video is so useful thank you!

You get microsoft free as a student and can save it to one drive :) Love your videos. Due to start in Jan with OU

Hello, love this video, very informative, down to earth and it’s made me even more excited for my course starting in January. I never had the opportunity to study further when I was younger, I promised myself one day I will! My daughters and husband have degrees so why can’t I!? Love your chatty style, so I’ve subscribed! ☺️ I also love knitting and collecting wool 😂 Take care Love Michelle 😘

Thank you for sharing, lovely. I'm just about enter my first year with the OU

Thank you for this video, it is very helpful... I am just struggling to be organised, something always seems pop up out of the ordinary but I do enjoy studying. I wanted to ask is it possible to do more than 60 credits as a part-time student using my student loan. As, last year I wanted to do 90 credits and I was told that I may not be able to get funding for it as a part-time student so have been doing 60 credits but next year I would like to up my credits. The advisor told me that ou was designed for part-time students but so many people are doing more than 60 credits. I am confused.

Hey, just wanted to say that this was super helpful, thank you! I am starting a masters with the OU and began fully studying this week. These were great tips, thank you!!

Great advice on this video! I’m about to get the final module result of my degree in a week. - Ou combined STEM. What’s your degree subject?

How much did you study ahead, between when the study website opened, to when the term officially started? 📖

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Oh you bloody gem, thank you for this! I started doing my psychology degree like 6 or 7 years ago but only did the first year as I found it hard with being back at work and having two young girls (one being autistic) fast forward now and I just re-enrolled to carry on finally but I remember how overwhelming I would find studying and just being generally useless at organising so I knew I need to get my butt in gear and get properly prepared for it this time lol. This has been a great help. Also how are you finding doing a 60 cred plus two 30 creds? I was thinking about doing this next year (depending how I cope with just the one 60 cred this year) as a way to reduce how long it will take.

This is soo interesting, because I'm going onto my second year doing psychology with counselling with OU 💛

Super interesting to see what your 3rd involves!

thank you. I'm 47 and left school when I was about 14 with no GCSEs. I have just enrolled with the OU to complete an access course in sciences to go on towards a degree in science( biology). I am so excited and scared. but really looking forward to it.

Thanks for the vid!!

THANK YOU SO MUCHH this video was so helpful definitely made me think of other things to factor in when moving out , hope your next property allows for an easier and better quality of life xxxx