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Hm, yeah. It'll probably be my insurance as well. I'm still shocked at how late you got your psychology questionnaire. Sounds like an extremely long wait.. And you had amazing grades as well D:

Oh myyy.. I'm going to have to learn to be extremely patient. I'm having to stick to London unis because of some issues relating to parents, so my choices are UCL, Royal Holloway, Queen Mary, City and Goldsmiths. I've got offers from RHUL and Goldsmiths already.

Nope But my application was only received on the 21st of October, so I guess I'm going to have to wait for quite a while longer.. When did you get yours?

Aha, amazing! Yes I am. I think I stand a pretty good chance grade wise, and my personal statement was decent as well (I think), but I feel so nervous about whether I'd get an offer

Hey, I read somewhere that you are a UCL psychology student. May I ask what grade you were predicted/what you actually got/etc?

Finished UCAS application? How's UCL so far?

Nice which college? It's look more and more likely I'm going to plump for St Edmund's. It was weighing up the pros and cons of each and let's be fair there's loads I could say about Trinity's history etc but I guess with that prestige comes the competition for places. St Edmund's at least all their resources would be geared towards mature students so I wouldn't have many problems. Not to say Trinity wouldn't be able to accommodate me but they told me they only accept 1 or 2 mature students each year and receive 60 odd applications. I don't like those odds! I guess I'm just going to have to crack the TSA somehow?

Land Economy. Yourself?

Argh can't decide between Trinity or St Edmund's. I'm absolutely smitten by Trinity's grandeur whilst realising that it will be uber tough to even get an interview there and so perhaps it may be better to apply to St Edmund's where the chances of getting an interview would be much higher and the college isn't as competitive as say Trinity right? And I guess it would be more important to actually get into Cambridge rather than fuss over the college I mean an offer is better than no offer right? :s

Possibly so.