[shirley0y]

(Original post by JoPat94)
Joint English and History. So we've both applied for the super popular subjects? Haha. Do you have any other offers?

no...and some of my friends who've applied for subjects like Math and PPE have got more than one offers already

[Hyzenflay]

Offer for Biology MbiolSci AAB

[Giggles27]

Offer for Psychology & Cognitive Neurosci. ABB, still waiting to hear from plain Psychology any other psychologists??

[Paggers]

(Original post by TheSelfAcknowleged)
When did you send your application off?
I have no UCAS acknowledgement from Nottingham yet for Politics, and I sent it off on the 11th of November :\

Sorry it took me a while to reply! I sent my UCAS on 21st October!

[ndx]

Offer for Classical Civilization, AAB

[Hamwag]

Offer for art history (V350)

ABB, very excited

[Onique]

Offer for Architecture (K100), AAA

[Intskyste]

I've got GFC0 Natural Sciences AAB (Firm) and F101 Chemistry ABB (Insurance)
It's so great to have everything sorted!

[alexs2602]

Ooo, fresh meat. This should be interesting. Hope to see some of you guys here next year. If you have any questions quote me and I'll try to get back to you.

[Pwn4g3_P13]

Biochemistry and Molecular me- oh wait, wrong thread.

Wow the grades are high this year

[Giggles27]

second offer :'D for BSc Psychology

[Giggles27]

(Original post by alexs2602)
Ooo, fresh meat. This should be interesting. Hope to see some of you guys here next year. If you have any questions quote me and I'll try to get back to you.

hello question about accommodation, did you live in halls on Uni Park?

[Sh0bama]

(Original post by Giggles27)
Offer for Psychology & Cognitive Neurosci. ABB, still waiting to hear from plain Psychology any other psychologists??

Yeah got my offer off ABB today but I also applied for Neuroscience which I would preferably take :-)

[Giggles27]

(Original post by Sh0bama)
Yeah got my offer off ABB today but I also applied for Neuroscience which I would preferably take :-)

Ooh sounds exciting I also just got an offer for the plain Psychology BSc which I'd hopefully put as my firm, with the Psych Neurosci as my backup. So is nottingham your top choice then?

[Alpha-Omega]

(Original post by Willheath)
AAB for mechanical engineering

Was there an interview?

I'm guessing you're studying Further Maths!

[alexs2602]

(Original post by Giggles27)
hello question about accommodation, did you live in halls on Uni Park?

Yep, Ancaster Hall. Be warned though that some halls are better than others. I'm not even kidding, does depend on what you want out of a hall though. I'm not sure if it's being changed again, but last year they didn't technically allow you to choose your hall, just general location(UP, BGP, SPC etc) and room type, though I did hear some success stories of adding an additional note to accommodation applications and their requests being granted.

[Giggles27]

(Original post by alexs2602)
Yep, Ancaster Hall. Be warned though that some halls are better than others. I'm not even kidding, does depend on what you want out of a hall though. I'm not sure if it's being changed again, but last year they didn't technically allow you to choose your hall, just general location(UP, BGP, SPC etc) and room type, though I did hear some success stories of adding an additional note to accommodation applications and their requests being granted.

Ohh really? I thought you got to choose your hall :/ I defo want to go catered for my first year, just one less thing to worry about, in my eyes. I've stayed in Florence Boot & Cripps hall previously & they were very nice, but as you say, I'm sure some halls are better than others so perhaps I just got lucky staying in those two! I'll have to do a bit of digging on the visit day methinks, thanks

[hnorman]

Has anyone got an offer yet for English with Creative Writing or English Language and Literature, the waiting is killing me!

[alexs2602]

(Original post by Giggles27)
Ohh really? I thought you got to choose your hall :/ I defo want to go catered for my first year, just one less thing to worry about, in my eyes. I've stayed in Florence Boot & Cripps hall previously & they were very nice, but as you say, I'm sure some halls are better than others so perhaps I just got lucky staying in those two! I'll have to do a bit of digging on the visit day methinks, thanks

This is my opinion anyhow. Mmmm, I've been to both florence boot and cripps and as you say they seem very nice. Although I found florence boot had kind of a mix between an old school and just an old building feel, if that makes sense - I like it though. I think as a general rule it's better to stick to the older halls though I wouldn't say that's all encompassing because I think part of Hugh Stu is newer than other parts(the same with Ancy actually - F block is a very new construction), the newer parts of HuStu are fine but obviously it's not all 'old'. Nightingale used to be a hotel. I've only been in their bar but it definitely seems nice. Derby has an amazing dining room imo. Lincoln's pretty nice and with regards to the others I can't remember much of them because I've been drunk when I've been there. My analysis of Ancy is at first it's a complete maze, I still get off on the wrong floor sometimes, the rooms aren't that great, neither is the bar or dining hall. It's also almost all ensuite.

Don't expect five star gourmet food btw, just expect to survive.

With regards to seeing all the halls on an open day that may be difficult as you need an id card to enter most halls, though as long as you wait for someone to open the door for you you can just walk in. Might be easier if you're visiting friends and doing a campus 14, because you'll have more time to do it, among other things.

[olddad]

(Original post by alexs2602)
This is my opinion anyhow. Mmmm, I've been to both florence boot and cripps and as you say they seem very nice. Although I found florence boot had kind of a mix between an old school and just an old building feel, if that makes sense - I like it though. I think as a general rule it's better to stick to the older halls though I wouldn't say that's all encompassing because I think part of Hugh Stu is newer than other parts(the same with Ancy actually - F block is a very new construction), the newer parts of HuStu are fine but obviously it's not all 'old'. Nightingale used to be a hotel. I've only been in their bar but it definitely seems nice. Derby has an amazing dining room imo. Lincoln's pretty nice and with regards to the others I can't remember much of them because I've been drunk when I've been there. My analysis of Ancy is at first it's a complete maze, I still get off on the wrong floor sometimes, the rooms aren't that great, neither is the bar or dining hall. It's also almost all ensuite.

Don't expect five star gourmet food btw, just expect to survive.

With regards to seeing all the halls on an open day that may be difficult as you need an id card to enter most halls, though as long as you wait for someone to open the door for you you can just walk in. Might be easier if you're visiting friends and doing a campus 14, because you'll have more time to do it, among other things.

Don't rule out Rutland.It is a nice hall despite its rather silly rep and the en suites in K block are really nice. Didn't see the old rooms.