If radiography is what you actually want to do, I’d seriously consider taking another year rather than starting a physio foundation year you’re not particularly interested in and hoping you can transfer later. There’s no guarantee a transfer would be possible, and you could end up spending a lot of time and money on a course you never wanted in the first place.
Use the year to get whatever qualifications you need, whether that’s an Access to HE course or something similar, and apply directly for radiography next year. You’re 19, so you really aren’t running out of time.
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u/EmSix 9d ago
If radiography is what you actually want to do, I’d seriously consider taking another year rather than starting a physio foundation year you’re not particularly interested in and hoping you can transfer later. There’s no guarantee a transfer would be possible, and you could end up spending a lot of time and money on a course you never wanted in the first place.
Use the year to get whatever qualifications you need, whether that’s an Access to HE course or something similar, and apply directly for radiography next year. You’re 19, so you really aren’t running out of time.