I’ve always had really positive engagement in response to my experience gained at the OU. I think it goes a long way in proving your resilience, organisational and time-keeping skills.
Don’t let anyone, or anything, stand in the way of you bettering yourself. Becoming a mother is my proudest achievement but gaining a first-class honours law degree with very minimal sleep is a close second.
Just because you’ve been doing something for a long time, doesn’t mean it has to be your future. With the OU, you can take charge of your destiny. It’s never too late to make a change.
The OU opens up a world of possibilities, then it’s up to you to take them. You might feel daunted or doubt you can do it but studying at the OU is a gradual process, you build up your skills and abilities at a manageable pace. There are loads of resources to help you and you’re never left alone.