Depends really. If you've got some work experience or are a mature student or you're not too fussy about where you go/ what you study then yes, there's always someone who'll take you. If you've got your soul set on somewhere particular then check it out with the programme leader and find out what you need. Also might be time to look at why you didn't do your honours and if this is reaaly what you want then bite the bullet and go back and get them!! Good luck

Here's a quandry. I have a choice between applying for a large, prestigious uni for an MA course - lots of post masters opportunity etc etc etc or a smaller local one with a new course. The big gun would be full time and full on, the small one part time with alot of distance learning but the course content is more interesting. Any ideas on how to sort out which one to go to? I haven't done well in the past at big universities but am not sure that the smaller one would offer the future prospects - am I right?