Personally I'd choose Durham Gorgeous place with plenty to do, everyone there seemed really happy and the course looked good too. Bath just didn't have the same fantastic feel IMO.
AAB offer from nottingham. The typical offer is A*AB-AAA so my personal statement was probably god-like. if that's the case, I might secure an AAB offer from Bristol! (which usually gives out straight AAA offers)
AAB offer from nottingham. The typical offer is A*AB-AAA so my personal statement was probably god-like. if that's the case, I might secure an AAB offer from Bristol! (which usually gives out straight AAA offers)
EDIT: in which case I'll insure Bristol.
Nottingham give out AAB offers quite often actually, congratulations! I'm hoping for an AAB offer too.
damn, I thought I my ps was somehow special since the AAB.
thanks and good luck.
Haha, what were your predictions? I know they usually give them to students who they think make Nottingham first choice, so basically aren't predicted they typical offer.
I got a letter from sheffield saying I won't get an offer until I attend another open day/or say i'm not going.... The open day is in march. I've said i'm going now so do you think I won't get an offer until then?
Does it matter? They've basically said you have an offer
Haha, what were your predictions? I know they usually give them to students who they think make Nottingham first choice, so basically aren't predicted they typical offer.
predicted A*AA achieved @AS: AABD
the B was in chem, and I had a D in the first paper which destroyed my overall average, hence I'm predicted an A in it. I dropped the D (physcis).
Never understood things like that. Makes no sense to me.
I'm retaking the paper. I don't know why I got a D in the first paper as it is meant to be the easiest chem exam. But my other two modules were high A's, hence the A prediction.
imo that's reasonable. Retaking that exam won't hinder my A2 performance, think of it as the C1 equivalent of chem.