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Hi Folks
A friend of mine obtained his degree about 20 years ago. However, he ended up doing various no graduate level jobs.
He now wants to go back into education and wants to find out the degree classification which he gained in the early 1990s.
On the certificate, it says 'Awarded the Bachelor Of Science degree having followed an approved Honours programme'.
He is confused as to which class he achieved or whether he just passed an ordinary degree, without honours.
Can someone kindly advice?
Where else an he go to clarify this?
Thanks in advance
I don’t know, but I would have thought the certificate would have stated with honours if that had been the case. If the degree was gained in this country, he could speak to the University that he studied at.
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