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Entry Requirements<br />

Foundation Level Mathematics<br />

Foundation level Mathematics at Grade F2 or higher is<br />

acceptable as meeting the Mathematics requirement for the<br />

following programmes at <strong>LIT</strong>:<br />

LC372/LC270 Music Technology & Production<br />

LC371/LC276 Creative Broadcast & Film Production<br />

LC292 Social Care Work (Limerick)<br />

LC402<br />

LC602<br />

LC432<br />

LC296<br />

LC298<br />

LC299<br />

LC294<br />

LC293<br />

LC295<br />

LC421<br />

LC228<br />

LC290<br />

Social Care Work (Thurles)<br />

Social Care Work (Ennis)<br />

Early Childhood Care & Education<br />

Hotel Front Office Management<br />

Culinary Arts<br />

Hospitality Studies<br />

Foundation Level Irish<br />

Business Studies with Event Management<br />

Business Studies with Travel & Tourism<br />

Management<br />

Business Studies with Sports Management<br />

(Limerick)<br />

Business Studies with Sports Management<br />

(Thurles)<br />

Sports Development & Coaching<br />

Sports & Community Development<br />

Foundation Level Irish at grade F2 will meet the minimum<br />

language requirement.<br />

How do I apply to DARE?<br />

Before submitting a DARE Application you should read the<br />

DARE Application Guide & Workbook and discuss this with<br />

your parents, guardians or guidance counsellor. Applicants<br />

wishing to apply to DARE should do so online through the CAO<br />

by 1st February 2018.<br />

Full instructions on how to apply to the DARE Scheme are<br />

available on the DARE website at www.accesscollege.ie<br />

Please note the following key points when applying to DARE.<br />

Applicants must:<br />

1. Be under the age of 23 as of 1 January 2018.<br />

2. Apply to the CAO by 17:15 on 1 February 2018.<br />

3. No later than 17:15 on 1 March 2018, disclose your<br />

disability and/ or specific learning difficulty in your CAO<br />

application and fully and correctly complete Section A of<br />

the Supplementary Information Form (SIF). To apply to<br />

DARE, you must answer YES to Question 1 (‘Do you wish<br />

to be considered for DARE?’) on Section A of the fully<br />

completed SIF by 17:15 on 1 March 2018.<br />

4. Download Section B Educational Impact Statement (EIS)<br />

and have your school complete the form. Return the EIS to<br />

the CAO to arrive by 17:15 on 1 April 2018.<br />

5. Download Section C Evidence of Disability, and have it<br />

completed by the appropriate medical professional (only if<br />

you do not already have a report verifying your disability<br />

that meets the DARE criteria). Return it to the CAO to arrive<br />

by 17:15 on 1 April 2018.<br />

Admissions and the DARE Scheme<br />

<strong>LIT</strong> is a member of the Disability Access Route to Education<br />

(DARE) Scheme.<br />

School-leavers with a disability applying for full time<br />

undergraduate programmes at <strong>LIT</strong> should apply via the Central<br />

Applications Office (CAO), indicating on their application that<br />

they have a disability or specific learning difficulty.<br />

What is the DARE Scheme?<br />

The Disability Access Route to Education (DARE) is a third<br />

level alternative admissions scheme which offers reduced<br />

points places to school leavers who as a result of having a<br />

disability have experienced additional educational challenges in<br />

second level education. The DARE Code of Practice details<br />

<strong>LIT</strong>’s admission policy for eligible DARE applicants. Detailed<br />

information is available on the DARE website at<br />

www.accesscollege.ie/dare<br />

Who can apply to DARE?<br />

DARE is for school leavers under the age of 23 as of 1st<br />

January 2018, who have the ability to benefit from and<br />

succeed in higher education, but who may not be able to meet<br />

the points for their preferred course due to the impact of a<br />

disability on their second level education. Applicants to DARE<br />

can present with an Irish Leaving Certificate, A-Levels and<br />

other EU qualifications.<br />

Qualifications other than the Leaving Certificate<br />

QQI-FET/FETAC<br />

<strong>LIT</strong> accepts QQI-FET/FETAC awards for entry on all<br />

programmes of study. The following minimum entry<br />

requirements will apply to graduates of QQI-FET/FETAC<br />

qualifications who are seeking admission to programmes at<br />

Limerick Institute of Technology:<br />

Higher Certificate (Level 6)<br />

Minimum entry: A full QQI FET/FETAC Level 5 award totalling<br />

120 credits.<br />

Ab-initio Bachelor Degree (Level 7)<br />

Minimum entry: A full QQI FET/FETAC Level 5 award totalling<br />

120 credits.<br />

Ab-initio Bachelor Degree (Level 8)<br />

Minimum entry: A full QQI FET/FETAC Level 5 award totalling<br />

120 credits and including a Distinction grade in at least three<br />

modules.<br />

Please note that special requirements may exist for particular<br />

programmes, for example, a requirement for a particular<br />

subject such as Mathematics.<br />

> 26 Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019

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