Re: ¬ Kon Rehta / Rehti Hai Manchester Main ¬
As far as I know, the provision for mature students is meant to allow individuals the opportunity to demonstrate academic potential by other than strictly academic means. For instance, you might lack the academic prerequisites and background but have several years of life and work experience demonstrating your potential for further studies.
In your case, since you’ve been enrolled in University for the last few years, you probably won’t be able to apply for consideration as a mature student. The age factor may also not factor in, since 24 – 27 is typically the age that many students would consider grad school… it’s not like you’re very old.
Finally, in order to show that you’re suitable for a graduate degree, I would certainly advise against jumping ship before finishing your undergraduate degree. You’re better off finishing the degree with something to show for your seriousness to pursue a more advanced degree.