King Edward Stourbridge???

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Reply 60

Issy123

Original post by Kindred.Spirit

Oh cool

Nope it's not my first...it's kinda my last :L My first is Camphill :biggrin:

Awww okay! :smile:

Have you got a place there? :biggrin:

Reply 61

Bea492

I left last year. It was the best 2 years of my life so far. Absolutely LOVED KE :biggrin:

it depends a lot on your subjects and friends though. But seriously, I loved the place. Feel free to PM me if anyone has any questions!

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 62

Kindred.Spirit

Original post by Issy123

Awww okay! :smile:

Have you got a place there? :biggrin:

Yep, sent my acceptance letter ages ago :smile:

They've got it now :biggrin:

Reply 63

Issy123

Original post by Kindred.Spirit

Yep, sent my acceptance letter ages ago :smile:

They've got it now :biggrin:

Aww congrats! :biggrin:

Reply 64

Kindred.Spirit

Original post by Issy123

Aww congrats! :biggrin:

Thank yew! :'3

Reply 65

mickiesal

Best decision I made was to go to that sixth form, I wouldn't be where I am now if I hadn't of gone there :smile:

Reply 66

Hero-H

Original post by mickiesal

Best decision I made was to go to that sixth form, I wouldn't be where I am now if I hadn't of gone there :smile:

Really? Could you describe your experiences there and also if possible could you tell me what you subjects you studied there? :biggrin:

Reply 67

mickiesal

Original post by Hero-H

Really? Could you describe your experiences there and also if possible could you tell me what you subjects you studied there? :biggrin:

It was just chilled, not bitchy because it was too big to know everyone and everyone's business, and I made some amazing friends there. It's not perfect, some teachers are bad etc, but it helped me get where I am today so I'm grateful. People that go there go because they want to learn and you sense that so it's just a better learning environment, but it's still really social. It's just a really good well rounded sixth form. I studied maths, geology and accounting and I did graphics AS :smile:

Feel free to ask any questions!

Reply 68

hench man

got a place so happy :biggrin:

Reply 69

sheepshap

Yay i got a place at stourbridge!! :smile:

Reply 70

Kindred.Spirit

Original post by hench man

got a place so happy :biggrin:

Original post by sheepshap

Yay i got a place at stourbridge!! :smile:

Congratmalations :smile:

High-Five! :five:

Reply 71

MikeyP96

Original post by hench man

got a place so happy :biggrin:

Original post by sheepshap

Yay i got a place at stourbridge!! :smile:

congrats

ill see you there

Reply 72

hench man

Original post by mickiesal

Feel free to ask any questions!

hey quick question who gets chosen for the GEEMA?

Reply 73

hench man

Original post by MikeyP96

congrats

ill see you there

Original post by Kindred.Spirit

Congratmalations :smile:

High-Five! :five:

thanks

Reply 74

MikeyP96

Original post by hench man

hey quick question who gets chosen for the GEEMA?

whats GEEMA?

Reply 75

hench man

Original post by MikeyP96

whats GEEMA?

http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/access/bame/

Reply 76

Billy_no_mates

Original post by Kindred.Spirit

Yep

OMG - Neurology is my second specialist choice because my uncle is a neurologist :wink:

To be honest, most of my family are doctors. In fact, our family could run a whole hospital on it's own xD LMFAO

That's why I chose Cardiology - because it looks freaky, with bypass and doing open heart surgery and all...I can't decide between being a Cardiologist or Cardiac Surgeon - they both look so good XD

I'd love to do it but Medicine is top priority :] I actually made some remixes of songs, but they came out pretty crap ._.

Well...depends on what I get in the end really, but I think I have 80% chance that I'll go there, unless I get into Camphill or KEHS or something xD

Talk about jumping the gun... babysteps children, babysteps.

Went to king eds many years back, I have mixed feelings... on the one hand Jim Sullivan the head of bio was an absolute boss. Whereas the teaching in other departments was questionable. Though, the benefit of that is that it will teach you independence, which is priceless preparation for University.

Reason I say babysteps is because in my first year we had a talk about medschool and 200+ people turned up. In the end of second year only around 6-7 people got in.

As for discussing specialities... lulz not even I know what I want to go into, and im alost there. So babysteps, there are many hoops you need to jump through to get there... many many many hoops :frown: