It is not for one person to say that one of the two is better or worse for another person.
That is the main reason why this debate goes on and on.
I don't think there are many of us who would shell out the kind of money we do without knowing all the facts and all the options.
Patty O'Doors has the right idea. If you are a good bloke and you justify the reasons you made the decisions you did, you will get hired.
I chose the Integrated course, personally...not because I am gullible, or have spare cash to burn, not even because I thought it was better than modular. I chose to do it that way because it was the best option for
me . I have a mortgage to pay and I am not getting any younger so I wanted the course over as quickly as possible; my bank manager felt more comfortable with me paying one sum for an all-in package and you get to wear a lovely uniform (only joking about the last one).
To quote, if I may:
"...don't judge a man until you have walked in his shoes..."
It doesn't matter how you climb the cliff-face as long as you reach the summit (and you are not an ARSE)
HG
