>>/8828/
I don't know. I think it'd be nice to know if it's an option at least, if I can get an application off, get accepted, I'll have months to consider the options. On the one hand, this NHS degree/bursary thing is relatively new and would make the second degree a profitable 3 years. I'll get paid £5k a year for any of the qualifying courses, this is ontop of tuition, and standard living loans. Not too bad. On the other, could be soul crushing to start again at day 1. Depends on the mentality I have at the time, maybe I'll be looking forward to starting something new.
 >>/8827/
I must take advantage of the national freebies whilst they still exist, god bless Sir Keir Starmer for these things. (It's actually a policy from a previous government, trying to get more workers into ''ar NHS)