Anyone looking for a date in northern England?

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I live alone in north Manchester, I'm about to start studying a short biology course at the Open University and plan to move onto getting a full degree, like reading (currently reading A Confederacy of Dunces), am learning to drive, enjoy watching my Dawson's Creek DVDs, regularly go to the theatre and am looking for a date who comes from a good family, is well educated and who doesn't swear.

hi matt28,

it is possible to do a bachelor in biology at the open university?

best regards,
Anton

Hi Anton,

I'm not completely sure how the open university system works. It's a little bit complicated and my friend is the person who's introduced me to it and encouraged me to register for the course. I think their degrees are a little different to ordinary universities' degrees.

I think they offer a science degree that's a mixture of biology, chemistry and physics, and you can branch out in different directions as you go along completing modules. It's quite interesting because you get more choice than a regular university. I don't know if you've seen this webpage but it might be helpful for you - it shows the undergraduate degrees available at the OU:

http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/index.htm

The OU is a modular system, if you get x points then you are entitled to a degree.

But if the x points are witthin a particular subject area such as law or science then they will award you a BSc ora law degree rather than just a normal BA.

I have been studying with the OU for the past 3 years and its been great, hi btw, i'm the in the UK and i'm currently applying to campus based universities as I want to follow on my named degree in physics/astro.

It's great to know you've been successful with the OU. Gives me hope. Where in the UK are you?