Sussex 2012 Applicant's Thread
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadOh, good!(Original post by Phuck)
Not all universities send acknowledgement, don't worry! I haven't applied yet, but I am within the next few days.
I really hope they start giving the e-mails out soon...
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadSent mine on the 13th too, nothing yet..(Original post by admbeatmaker)
No acknowledgement for me year. I sent my app on the 13th. -
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadSouthampton, Leicester, Loughborough and UEA(Original post by gracehn001)
heyy! what are your other choices?
Yours?
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadI heard East Slope was the most social, as well as the cheapest. Although that the rooms weren't... desirable.(Original post by marcella)
Appling for biology, need a ABB does anyone know which halls are the 'best' sort of thing.. as in the most social? ha
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadSame here, except I'm applying for MPhys so my requirements are AAB.(Original post by icedragon)
Applying for Physics here. Strangely the lowest requirements (BBB) out of all my choices but higher up the rankings than some of the others!
Good luck! I'm sending off my UCAS on monday.
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadI'd go with G103, can't hurt to have a stronger degree!(Original post by Contrad!ction.)
Ooh, I'm one of these people
I'm a maths bod, other unis in my sig. Still need to choose between G100 and G103. I was going to do G103, but then I decided to do Physics instead.
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadNice(Original post by Phuck)
Same here, except I'm applying for MPhys so my requirements are AAB.
Good luck! I'm sending off my UCAS on monday.
. I'm also applying for an MPhys. The requirements are actually the same for an MPhys and BSc, I just took the lowest of the two listed on their site as it says AAB-BBB.
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadThing is, I want to be a teacher so the Masters would only be a back up for in case I fail that(Original post by Phuck)
I'd go with G103, can't hurt to have a stronger degree! I was going to do G103, but then I decided to do Physics instead.
Haha, there was a point when I was thinking of Mathematics and Physics, but then I realised that I can't write things and I'm useless at practicals and generally it would be easier to get into teaching maths if I had a pure maths degree. -
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadOpposite away round for me.(Original post by Contrad!ction.)
Thing is, I want to be a teacher so the Masters would only be a back up for in case I fail that
Haha, there was a point when I was thinking of Mathematics and Physics, but then I realised that I can't write things and I'm useless at practicals and generally it would be easier to get into teaching maths if I had a pure maths degree. I was going to study Maths with the option of teaching as a back up. Obviously it's your decision, but I would still go with the G103 myself. It never hurts to keep options open. :P
Really? I went to the open day on the 8th of October and during the talk in the lecture hall, I'm sure one of the staff said they were looking for AAB grades for the MPhys. I might email them to be sure, before I send off my UCAS. :P(Original post by icedragon)
Nice. I'm also applying for an MPhys. The requirements are actually the same for an MPhys and BSc, I just took the lowest of the two listed on their site as it says AAB-BBB.
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Re: Sussex 2012 Applicant's ThreadThere won't be any difference between BSc and MPhys offers because students can change from one to the other at the beginning of their third year anyway.(Original post by Phuck)
Really? I went to the open day on the 8th of October and during the talk in the lecture hall, I'm sure one of the staff said they were looking for AAB grades for the MPhys. I might email them to be sure, before I send off my UCAS. :P
As for the grades, I'm not sure what they are looking for, but obviously AAB woulb be prefered. But it definitely says AAB-BBB on their site so I guess it depends on the student what they offer them.
