-manchester applicants 2012-
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-lol same..i dont why but it seems so impossible for me..it's like i think to myself..is it even possible?? :/ im such a negative person..i lack so much confidence and motivation. anyways good luck =)(Original post by aprilannep)
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-Me. I hope to see you there :P(Original post by harriet222)
is anyone putting oak house down as their first choice? -
Re: -manchester applicants 2012-What are you looking for in a university experience?(Original post by harriet222)
I haven't decided whether to put it as my first choice yet! Why did you chose it? Also what course you taking? -
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I just put Manchester as my firm choice to study Criminology.
Grade needed: ABB
AS Grades: ICT(A) Religion(A) Maths(C) Technology and Design(B)
I have banked T&D so I need to pull my Maths up to a B. I will get it tight to do so, I'm currently sitting on a low C.
Sitting C1,C2,C3,C4 & S1 in summer
I'm hoping I get into Manchester, it seems to be a top class Uni. I have Northumbria as my insurance choice to study Crimonology and Forensic(280 UCAS points) -
Re: -manchester applicants 2012-lots of fun!(Original post by Welsh Leprecaun)
What are you looking for in a university experience? -
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Going to firm Manchester for Physics with Astrophysics.
Got an offer of A*AA, and I'm sitting Maths, Physics, Biology, and Welsh Bacc. My AS grades were: Maths (A) Physics (A) Biology (A) Music (A) English Literature (A).
Applied for accommodation at Woolton, Allen, and Dalton Ellis in that order.
Manchester looks like a really world class university, and as a Physics applicant it seems to be the place to be! -
Re: -manchester applicants 2012-A mate of mine was very impressed with physics at Manchester aswell(Original post by myfriendSQRT(-1))
Going to firm Manchester for Physics with Astrophysics.
Got an offer of A*AA, and I'm sitting Maths, Physics, Biology, and Welsh Bacc. My AS grades were: Maths (A) Physics (A) Biology (A) Music (A) English Literature (A).
Applied for accommodation at Woolton, Allen, and Dalton Ellis in that order.
Manchester looks like a really world class university, and as a Physics applicant it seems to be the place to be!
I'm going to firm Manchester for Aerospace Engineering
BTW: your username is awesome!!! :PLast edited by stevop21; 30-03-2012 at 21:58. -
Re: -manchester applicants 2012-Such a high profile, and really friendly as well! Ahh good stuff(Original post by stevop21)
A mate of mine was very impressed with physics at Manchester aswell
I'm going to firm Manchester for Aerospace Engineering
BTW: your username is awesome!!! :P
hehe glad you appreciate the joke
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-I've put Oak House as a first choice and i'm studying PPE! Politics, Philosophy and Economics that is.(Original post by harriet222)
I haven't decided whether to put it as my first choice yet! Why did you chose it? Also what course you taking?
And you
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-I have now put it as my first choice and i am going to study history and politics(Original post by Rachoo12)
I've put Oak House as a first choice and i'm studying PPE! Politics, Philosophy and Economics that is.
And you
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-Why does everybody have such a huge prejudice against international students?(Original post by whita)
Just wondering if anyone knows if there is any accomodation in victoria park or city that isnt full of international students (don't fancy the idea of people never socialising!!!!)
thank you

Anyways, I haven't talked to anybody who only had international students in their flat. I live in Burkhardt and in my flat there are 7 British students and 3 EU/International students for example ... -
Re: -manchester applicants 2012-No no i dont, its just i have heard from a few people and my teachers at school that some international students are more prone to working a lot of the time due to higher fee costs and wanting to make sure they dont mess it up- which is understandable!!! I want to try and make is easy to socialise and make sure i have a good time haha(Original post by *Johanna*)
Why does everybody have such a huge prejudice against international students?
Anyways, I haven't talked to anybody who only had international students in their flat. I live in Burkhardt and in my flat there are 7 British students and 3 EU/International students for example ...
are people in your flat mainly first years or do you make a mixture?
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-Why do you wanna live in VP then?(Original post by whita)
No no i dont, its just i have heard from a few people and my teachers at school that some international students are more prone to working a lot of the time due to higher fee costs and wanting to make sure they dont mess it up- which is understandable!!! I want to try and make is easy to socialise and make sure i have a good time haha
are people in your flat mainly first years or do you make a mixture?
Only first years in my flat. Not many students really want to live in halls after first year.
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-Trying to find a good balance of social lifue/work, and not sure whether id get all the work done that i want to do at fallowfields!!! haha.(Original post by *Johanna*)
Why do you wanna live in VP then?
Only first years in my flat. Not many students really want to live in halls after first year.
Okay that is reassuring then, thankyou
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Re: -manchester applicants 2012-People seem to thinkt they only meet people in their hall. I met most of my friends on my course / in societies. You don't need to worry that much(Original post by whita)
Trying to find a good balance of social lifue/work, and not sure whether id get all the work done that i want to do at fallowfields!!! haha.
Okay that is reassuring then, thankyou

