[MrsH23]

Still not found anyone else going to Huddersfield! Anyone?

[19liam92]

(Original post by chloejessica)
ive just firmed mmu as well! which accommodation are you thinking of applying for?

I put daisy bank as my first choice just because it's closest to the campus, which are you thinking of going to?

[Alixy]

I'm trying to decide between MMU and YSJ for my firm choice, advice anyone? X

[19liam92]

(Original post by Alixy)
I'm trying to decide between MMU and YSJ for my firm choice, advice anyone? X

MMU is where all the cool kids go! /it's the only place that gave me an offer so it's where I'm going

[Alixy]

(Original post by 19liam92)
MMU is where all the cool kids go! /it's the only place that gave me an offer so it's where I'm going

Such a hard decision are you going into daisy bank?

[19liam92]

(Original post by Alixy)
Such a hard decision are you going into daisy bank?

yeahh that's the one I put as my first choice, I haven't actually visited it though, I wish I didn't leave early on the interview day xD

[MissLightyear]

(Original post by 19liam92)
yeahh that's the one I put as my first choice, I haven't actually visited it though, I wish I didn't leave early on the interview day xD

Ive gone for daisy bank, not sure if i'll get accomodation though as theres a 25 mile boundary and I live either 24.3 or 28.1 miles away depending on the route I take, dont think I could cope commuting and the private halls seem too expensive, so hoping theyll let me stay at Daisy Bank!

I made the same mistake as you though, didnt stick around for the tour after my interview!

[19liam92]

(Original post by MissLightyear)
Ive gone for daisy bank, not sure if i'll get accomodation though as theres a 25 mile boundary and I live either 24.3 or 28.1 miles away depending on the route I take, dont think I could cope commuting and the private halls seem too expensive, so hoping theyll let me stay at Daisy Bank!

I made the same mistake as you though, didnt stick around for the tour after my interview!

Ahhh well good luck getting it! Who knows, in a matter of months we could be flatmates xD

[MissLightyear]

(Original post by 19liam92)
Ahhh well good luck getting it! Who knows, in a matter of months we could be flatmates xD

haha, you never know!

[amyj123]

has any one else has they're entry requirements increased because of taking a one a level equivalent BTEC?

[Leprevada]

(Original post by Ironmike)
I think there was another Mike interviewing, but never met him. In regards to your question, I honestly don't know. The applicants day is only for people who have been made an offer to study, so if anything, I would say you should expect the best, but I must stress that I have no insider knowledge - we interviewed and then it's over to the admissions tutors. Good luck with it.

How do all? Has anyone got a post interview rejection from St. George's? Just trying to weigh up my chances.

Ta x.

[emilym94]

(Original post by Leprevada)
How do all? Has anyone got a post interview rejection from St. George's? Just trying to weigh up my chances.

Ta x.

No, i'm just in post-interview limbo waiting for their reply.
Sorry to hear about your rejection, any success from other unis?

[SLucy]

(Original post by amyj123)
has any one else has they're entry requirements increased because of taking a one a level equivalent BTEC?

At Coventry you need BBB/d at A/AS level which is 330 Ucas points but DDD at BTEC which is 360 Ucas points; the next lowest score on BTEC is DDM which would only be worth 320 so they have rounded it up making it more difficult for BTEC people. At Birmingham they could keep the points needed equal as you only needed DDM at BTEC which is 320 points or ABB at A level which is also 320 Ucas points. I've firmed Coventry but should be easily fine at BTEC this year as I got D* last year and got D on all units so far this year and more or less finished (Hopefully D*D*D* or D*D*D according to my tutors and no exams = 420/400 Ucas points ) Good luck!

[hannahwk]

(Original post by 19liam92)
I'm going to man met, and also very excited! Can't wait to get there!

Ahh awesome you applied for accomodation yet?

[19liam92]

(Original post by hannahwk)
Ahh awesome you applied for accomodation yet?

Yess I put daisy bank as my first choice, how about you?

[amyj123]

(Original post by SLucy)
At Coventry you need BBB/d at A/AS level which is 330 Ucas points but DDD at BTEC which is 360 Ucas points; the next lowest score on BTEC is DDM which would only be worth 320 so they have rounded it up making it more difficult for BTEC people. At Birmingham they could keep the points needed equal as you only needed DDM at BTEC which is 320 points or ABB at A level which is also 320 Ucas points. I've firmed Coventry but should be easily fine at BTEC this year as I got D* last year and got D on all units so far this year and more or less finished (Hopefully D*D*D* or D*D*D according to my tutors and no exams = 420/400 Ucas points ) Good luck!

Ahhhhhh I see! But im doing the National award BTEC which is only equivalent to one A level alongside Biology and Chemistry Good luck!

[dotlibbydot]

(Original post by emilym94)
I thought St George's weren't giving any offers until they've finished interviews??
They've told me that in emails, on the interview day itself and I got this email from them today..

"Dear Applicant
This is to inform you that we have not yet completed interviews for the
BSc Physiotherapy course and will be making our offers by the beginning
of May..."

When I had my interview on 14th March, they told everyone we would hear a decision by Easter weekend at the latest, because they had three more weeks of interviews to do. It might be different depending when you were interviewed though?

[chloejessica]

(Original post by 19liam92)
I put daisy bank as my first choice just because it's closest to the campus, which are you thinking of going to?

ah same! also, do you know if mmu pays for the vaccinations we need? or do we have to pay ourselves?

[emilym94]

(Original post by dotlibbydot)
When I had my interview on 14th March, they told everyone we would hear a decision by Easter weekend at the latest, because they had three more weeks of interviews to do. It might be different depending when you were interviewed though?

Have you heard back then?
I was interviewed 14th December, but in their email they said not to ring or email them inquiring further information because they'll tell me as soon as they have it

[melissaemily]

(Original post by chloejessica)
ah same! also, do you know if mmu pays for the vaccinations we need? or do we have to pay ourselves?

what vaccinations do we need? :-| x