How long did it take for Imperial to give you an offer?

You notice he quoted sunspoon rather than you...

It's quite obvious now why she was rejected

It's quite obvious now why she was rejected

you, anyways which uni do you go to!!

I went to Imperial to do Computing and dropped out because I didn't enjoy the course/university.

I went to Imperial to do Computing and dropped out because I didn't enjoy the course/university.

Wtf , a dropout is making fun of me, nt rite!!

Wtf , a dropout is making fun of me, nt rite!!

what didnt you like about imperial?

Atleast he had the opportunity to drop out

I'm reapplying for joint CS & Business for next year, hoping to go to Warwick.

I'm re applying elsewhere for next year. I was playing around, you don't need to take everything on the internet so literally.



Well, I've grown up in the country, I wasn't keen on being in the center of London. When I was applying I thought being in London would mean there was lots to do all the time, when in reality it equated to me never seeing the sky, walking around with zombies everywhere and being packed into the tube. I found the course rather uninspiring, whilst I was getting good grades etc, it just did nothing for me.

The workload began to pile up more and more, to the point where I thought I couldn't take 4 years of this, that the university and course wasn't right for me and that it was better to leave now than in 2 years after having a breakdown or something. I found the social life not what I really wanted, whilst yes I'm sure if you're a sporty person (or a medic ) or something you can get out there and have a great social life, or if you just happen to get really lucky with your corridor. It'd get to the evening and I'd text around everyone I knew asking if they wanted to do anything (the evenings where I wasn't bogged down with work myself) and would get a standard load of "too busy, essay" "too busy, exam", etc.. The odd time someone would come out we'd end up going to a pub for a couple hours and that was that.

It's quite ironic really, a couple of weeks after I left there was a "Beit Party Group" setup on FB I got invited to.. Shame I never had a chance to go out with them all

None the less, I'm confident I made the right decision, it just wasn't right for me. I want to be able to leave university with a good degree and still say that my university years were some of the best of my life.

I'm reapplying for joint CS & Business for next year, hoping to go to Warwick.

The interviewer told me directly after the interview that I am given a conditional offer. approx 1 1/2 weeks later i got the the email. still waiting for the hard copy by post and a change in the ucas track.

improving

I'm re applying elsewhere for next year. I was playing around, you don't need to take everything on the internet so literally.



Well, I've grown up in the country, I wasn't keen on being in the center of London. When I was applying I thought being in London would mean there was lots to do all the time, when in reality it equated to me never seeing the sky, walking around with zombies everywhere and being packed into the tube. I found the course rather uninspiring, whilst I was getting good grades etc, it just did nothing for me.

The workload began to pile up more and more, to the point where I thought I couldn't take 4 years of this, that the university and course wasn't right for me and that it was better to leave now than in 2 years after having a breakdown or something. I found the social life not what I really wanted, whilst yes I'm sure if you're a sporty person (or a medic ) or something you can get out there and have a great social life, or if you just happen to get really lucky with your corridor. It'd get to the evening and I'd text around everyone I knew asking if they wanted to do anything (the evenings where I wasn't bogged down with work myself) and would get a standard load of "too busy, essay" "too busy, exam", etc.. The odd time someone would come out we'd end up going to a pub for a couple hours and that was that.

It's quite ironic really, a couple of weeks after I left there was a "Beit Party Group" setup on FB I got invited to.. Shame I never had a chance to go out with them all

None the less, I'm confident I made the right decision, it just wasn't right for me. I want to be able to leave university with a good degree and still say that my university years were some of the best of my life.

I'm reapplying for joint CS & Business for next year, hoping to go to Warwick.

i am sure you made the right choice.you had good reasons....good luck for next year...
well,the fact that social life at imperial is like what you desrcibed terrifies me

Same - especially since it's going to be my firm choice

hm...its strange...at the interview it seemed really nice!
but still there are lots of people who say that there is NO social life..

Dw I'll be there next year(hopefully) and i definitely want to enjoy my four years and judging by the amount of people who come on these forums saying the same thing we won't be the only ones.

hm...its strange...at the interview it seemed really nice!
but still there are lots of people who say that there is NO social life..

Yeah same here, at the interview it did seem as if there were some people wanting to have fun, and the guy who showed us around said he often went out.. I think the social life at imperial is just a myth :P(hopefully)

Yess HOPEFULLY thats a myth...but i also hope that people there dont socialise only with people from their own country....i personally want to meet people from other countries not people from my country....