Lancaster University Firmers 2014

just firmed lancaster for PPE

hmm i don't know yet, hopefully all 3 but if not then probs politics and economics.... i haven't studied philosophy or politics at A level so it'll be interesting to see what happens...

Good, I am satisfied

I loved A level politics - didn't study philosophy but some of it looks interesting

yeah i'm excited just gotta get the grades

What's your conditional offer?

I've been working full time at a brilliant company,got my own house and all, but its about time i finally followed what i really want to do in life, so i'm quitting my job and leaving my house behind!Want to get to uni before i'm too old or seen as the old guy, im only 23 so good time for it i think.

I know right, thats what i thought!I'll be coming along to that mate! Yeah thats the plan, i've sat out this season, but i feel great so i'm gonna start again, may try and get a few games in with my old team before coming to uni. We'll have to have a game when were stressed with essays!
The link for the societies is below, take a look, theres some interesting ones i must say!

http://lusu.co.uk/get-involved/societies/

AAB they said on the open day that they would accept ABB though so should be fine

Sounds like a plan, go for it!
No essays for me (whoop, go science!) but I will still need the stress relief...I haven't played in ages though.
Assassins guild, now that I'm joining!

Hi

There is a physics society that is not part of the student union LUSU and you can meet them in the freshers fair. This is the link for the full list of student union societies plus there will be some more not part of the union.

http://lusu.co.uk/get-involved/societies/our-activity-groups/

As for the mountaineering society we have weekly meetings followed by climbing down on the wall, there is also a bouldering team which have training. We have trips every weekend to either the lakes or peaks. plus every term there is a whole weekend trip away. Unfortunately our chancellor sir chris bonington is leaving this year so we are abseiling off bowland tower. we have a talk by dmm where the destructively tested the climbing gear, we have had a CAC event climbing the height of everest and next term we have Kendal mountain film fest here. and of course we have weekly socials that I and my other social sec organize, we have some brilliant ones lined up for freshers week.

hope that helps

Hi! I've firmed a conditional for Maths Though I'm thinking of applying for Grizedale or County Close to looking at Furness though (On the visit day I heard the college bar is good for real ales so... )

Hey
Where are you thinking of doing your study abroad?

I really wish there was somewhere that told me what the students thought of the colleges as opposed to the university itself, but hey.

Haha, well I will definitely see you in Maths lectures at some point! Grizedale looks really good too but I just really liked the sound of Furness and Bowland. I really wish there was somewhere that told me what the students thought of the colleges as opposed to the university itself, but hey.

What options have you managed to whittle it down to? Ehhh sometimes - an ale after an exam that you revised hard for definitely makes you feel like you've earned it, but I guess it depends in what context you mean "earn" and "the good stuff"

Grizedale and County - mainly because of the accommodation options. I was assuming you could only get into the Graduate college bar if you were doing a postgraduate degree? I might be making a false assumption though :') And 'the good stuff' = a nice dark ale in this case

Firmed for Msc finance. I am curious about how many people will study Msc finance this yr and what are their Backgrounds. I posted some threads asking if anyone will study Msc finance this yr, in some Chinese forums, but no one replied. So Until now I havn't find any Chinese "future classmates".
Will anyone be my classmate? Are u willing to tell me your background?(country, grades, gender, hobbies or anything)

No essays?

Are you certain? I'm doing an access course in chemistry and biology and we've had a fair few essays. They tend to gear access courses towards what's expected at uni and so far we've had essays, posters, presentations, practicals followed by reports and exams.

The only idea of 'essay' I have is the stereotypical English/History one's, I can't see there being that type in physics, but I could be wrong, I don't know exactly what work we'll get after all.