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Forget all league tables for unis

This is all you need to decide :P

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-314026/The-university-sex-ratio-table.html

Seriously though it could be that ever elusive 'deciding' factor

Reply 1

jamz0770

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But I dont want to be a vet :frown:

Reply 2

discombobulation

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Well I never knew I went to a male-dominated university - how interesting...or not...I'm not sure what it is...

Let's see if anybody bases their choices on this :p:

Reply 3

iwilson03

OP

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jamz0770

But I dont want to be a vet :frown:

My exact thought process :P

Reply 4

MDEH8176

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Damn. King's College London - 40:60.

Reply 5

iwilson03

OP

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MDEH8176

Damn. King's College London - 40:60.

Lol I was confused by this until I saw your profile..

May I recommend Imperial College London? :p:

Reply 6

hobnob

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discombobulation

Well I never knew I went to a male-dominated university - how interesting...or not...I'm not sure what it is...

Let's see if anybody bases their choices on this :p:

It's not the sort of thing you'd notice if you're doing a subject like English... :p:

Reply 7

discombobulation

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hobnob

It's not the sort of thing you'd notice if you're doing a subject like English... :p:

Is studying English evidence of my inability to extinguish between male and female anatomy? :p:

Reply 8

MDEH8176

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iwilson03

Lol I was confused by this until I saw your profile..

May I recommend Imperial College London? :p:

I'll have to make do with the 40% (of which about 2% are likely to be gay). Frightening statistic. Oh well, LSE's only round the corner...

Reply 9

iwilson03

OP

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MDEH8176

I'll have to make do with the 40% (of which about 2% are likely to be gay). Frightening statistic. Oh well, LSE's only round the corner...

Well forget about LSE being around the corner because you actually ARE IN LONDON which means big gay scene I would assume (capital city, lots of people etc etc)

Also I reckon every uni has some sort of gay society, so I wouldn't worry about the statistics toooo much.

Reply 10

hobnob

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discombobulation

Is studying English evidence of my inability to extinguish between male and female anatomy? :p:

You said that, not me. :p:

What I meant was that if you're doing a course which is predominantly done by female students, you may be less likely to notice that male students are in the majority overall.

Reply 11

MDEH8176

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iwilson03

Well forget about LSE being around the corner because you actually ARE IN LONDON which means big gay scene I would assume (capital city, lots of people etc etc)

Also I reckon every uni has some sort of gay society, so I wouldn't worry about the statistics toooo much.

Definitely. I'm at King's for the degree. London's bound to offer plenty more opportunities than Somerset!

KCL

OP

My highest is York with 46:54 :/
Does anyone know what the average ratio is for history btw?

Reply 14

danny111

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how comes there are more universitires that have more females and also more females by a large(r) amount?

Reply 15

Cheeko

Goldsmiths College, London 34:66

I knew that from the start.. and even my course is very female..damn i guess? lol

Reply 16

discombobulation

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hobnob

You said that, not me. :p:

What I meant was that if you're doing a course which is predominantly done by female students, you may be less likely to notice that male students are in the majority overall.