Kent or Nottingham for an AAB psychology choice?
Hi
I'm planning to take Psychology at undergraduate level. At the moment my choices are Southampton, Sussex and Brunel and Portsmouth as back ups. Originally I was going to also pick Warwick. However, they've raised their grade requirements to AAA, which is probably a little too high. Therefore I want another AAB choice, but I can't decide between Kent and Nottingham. Any thoughts?
Thanks
I'm planning to take Psychology at undergraduate level. At the moment my choices are Southampton, Sussex and Brunel and Portsmouth as back ups. Originally I was going to also pick Warwick. However, they've raised their grade requirements to AAA, which is probably a little too high. Therefore I want another AAB choice, but I can't decide between Kent and Nottingham. Any thoughts?
Thanks
I personally love Nottingham! Depends what you want out of your uni experience, compared to your other choices I think Kent would suit you better.
But Nottingham would definitely be my first choice! The selection of Societies and clubs etc And the campus is beautiful!
Good luck with your choice
But Nottingham would definitely be my first choice! The selection of Societies and clubs etc
And the campus is beautiful! Good luck with your choice
I'd go for Nottingham personally.
Unless there's something that draws you to Kent (location, course structure, etc), I'd go for Nottingham.
Kent is the best
My sister goes there, I really, really wish I could
My sister goes there, I really, really wish I could
Original post by Average_Aaron
Original post by Average_Aaron
Kent is the best
My sister goes there, I really, really wish I could
My sister goes there, I really, really wish I could
It's suddenly the best now because your sister goes there? OK
Nottingham has the best overall reputation compared to the other universities you have put down.
However factors such as course content, location, social/night life, environment are much more important so choose which university would suit you best where you know you will be motivated to do you work.
However factors such as course content, location, social/night life, environment are much more important so choose which university would suit you best where you know you will be motivated to do you work.
Original post by *Hakz*
It's suddenly the best now because your sister goes there? OK
Are you an idiot?
When I went up when my sister moved in I looked around and loved it.
retard
Original post by Average_Aaron
Original post by Average_Aaron
Are you an idiot?
When I went up when my sister moved in I looked around and loved it.
retard
When I went up when my sister moved in I looked around and loved it.
retard
Hyping behing your computer screen ain't you.
Little internet gangster. I've got no other word for you
Original post by Average_Aaron
Are you an idiot?
When I went up when my sister moved in I looked around and loved it.
retard
When I went up when my sister moved in I looked around and loved it.
retard
Notts is better, hands down.
Kent is a good option, if you want to be local to London. However, the Canterbury campus is still far out, the only one that I know of, which is close, is the Medway campus.
Original post by Millz
Notts is better, hands down.
Kent is a good option, if you want to be local to London. However, the Canterbury campus is still far out, the only one that I know of, which is close, is the Medway campus.
Kent is a good option, if you want to be local to London. However, the Canterbury campus is still far out, the only one that I know of, which is close, is the Medway campus.
How far out is the Canterbury campus from London? If you know that is
Original post by Millz
Notts is better, hands down.
Kent is a good option, if you want to be local to London. However, the Canterbury campus is still far out, the only one that I know of, which is close, is the Medway campus.
Kent is a good option, if you want to be local to London. However, the Canterbury campus is still far out, the only one that I know of, which is close, is the Medway campus.
Original post by jermaindefoe
Original post by jermaindefoe
I think it's fair to say to that Nottingham is actually better.
Original post by Uzzy?
Original post by Uzzy?
How far out is the Canterbury campus from London? If you know that is
Just under an hour by train.
Original post by *Hakz*
I think it's fair to say to that Nottingham is actually better.
you are a
tbh, you have no ideaOriginal post by jermaindefoe
Original post by jermaindefoe
you are a tbh, you have no idea
tbh, you have no ideaOkay sorry for stating an obvious fact then.
If you think Kent is better than Nottingham then so be it
Original post by *Hakz*
Okay sorry for stating an obvious fact then.
If you think Kent is better than Nottingham then so be it
If you think Kent is better than Nottingham then so be it
np and i must also apologise for stating an obvious fact then.
If you think you are not one then so be it
Original post by jermaindefoe
Original post by jermaindefoe
np and i must also apologise for stating an obvious fact then.
If you think you are not one then so be it
If you think you are not one then so be it
Okay so Kent is more reputable and respected than Nottingham? Please stop making me laugh now.
Original post by Uzzy?
How far out is the Canterbury campus from London? If you know that is
I have no idea tbh, I lived in Medway, it was about 1:30 to London, on the normal train, and 45mins on the high speed train.
Don't know anything about Kent, but I went round Nottingham yesterday and it seems like they ease you into uni life rather than chuck you in at the deep end. It seemed like an advanced private school; house monitor lists, everything regulated and lots of rich kids, which could either be an advantage or a disadvantage depending on your viewpoint. My friend's sister goes there- second-year, lives in the city- and she's had her laptop stolen as well as a lot of her friends', and they trawled through the entire place to find the keys to a car outside. Nottingham does have problems with druggies and it's the 'murder capital of the UK'. Not saying it's unmanageable, but it's definitely not the safe option.
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