Conversation Between jelly1000 and Guygp

did you go to UEA in the end? if so how are you finding things?

15th february! very excited already aha

when are you coming to visit?

culture literature and politics is the one i wanted most, but that may change on the applicant day - who know's

yay- which one do you prefer?

and guess what, i got my offers! aha so excited

im glad i have

oh dear! shame you're having a bit of trouble there still its bound to get better isn't it?! aha
you've filled me with hope regarding uea and norwich though so thank you for that

oh dear! shame you're having a bit of trouble there still its bound to get better isn't it?! aha
you've filled me with hope regarding uea and norwich though so thank you for that

my Politics tutor is excellent. My IR tutor is very irritating- treats us like school kids, but then she is one of 4 tutors, so don't be put off by her. You get one elective choice per semester, I'm doing History- I find the lectures interesting but my tutor isn't the greatest, he talks very quietly and like we know everything- although again he is only one of a number of tutors. He did give me very good feedback though on my first essay. I haven't asked him for help so far so I don't know how supportive he is.

UEA is pretty awesome- the square is lovely, especially in nice weather. You don't notice the concrete all. The halls are good- I'm in Britten, one of the new ensuites, my room is a good size- I have a large desk, lots of shelving and the bed is pretty comfortable.
The LCR is actually a decent club venue and the uni listened to us when we complained about lack of drinks deals on nights out.
The sportspark is supposed to be really good but I've not been.
And Norwich is lovely- a perfect size and has everything you could need in it.

The only annoying thing I've found is that because the flats tend to be pretty large-usually 6-14people, most people find their friends within their flat which isn't helpful if like me, you aren't close to your flatmates.