[my23hot]

Hi am new to this so I don't really know how this works. On Jan 10th I applied to do Adult Nursing at Keele. I have not yet heard anything and was wondering if anyone else has yet? I am really starting to get worried.

[BeccaAnne94]

I think Keele are being pretty slow compared to other universities. Some people are starting to get interviews etc. but it seems like it's happening too slowly :/.

If it makes you feel any better, I applied for child nursing on the 14th november and all I've had is an acknowledgement so far .

I spoke to my friends after this post and they think that it's being done alphabetically - not sure if that's true but it's our only explanation at the moment :/

[my23hot]

I have not even had an acknowledgement yet! I have read somewhere that someone rang them up on the 1ST Feb and they said they are still going through applications, so fingers crossed. It's still stressful waiting though cos I have only applied to Keele.

[my23hot]

fingers crossed that's it then I phoned them yesterday and they said just keep checking UCAS . Good luck with your application

[LaEstrella]

Hi I applied on November the 9th and I have an interview at Keele tomorrow, I know of two others from my school who have theirs on Valentines day, I think they are working slowly, we are all applying for Adult nursing, just to let you know x

[my23hot]

Thanks good luck with your interview http://1.2.3.12/bmi/www.thestudentro...lies/smile.gif

[abcx]

Hey, I have have an offer for midwifery at Keele and know a few people with offers for nursing. I think they have done quite a few interview days in November December and January. And they are probably now working through applications for remaining interview dates. If this makes sense, so fingers crossed you will hear something soon xxx

[my23hot]

Thanks but i am really worried now because i still have not heard anything,

[coolclar]

Hello! Does anyone one where they'll be living (residential hall) at keele?

[abcx]

(Original post by coolclar)
Hello! Does anyone one where they'll be living (residential hall) at keele?

Me xx

[coolclar]

(Original post by abcx)
Me xx

do you know which residential hall yet? And will you be taking a car w/ you? Xx

[Pep_]

Not nursing but midwifery I hear they're herding most of the school of nursing and midwifery freshers to the 4 person flats at Barnes

I assume most of the nursing academia is done over in the cec? Bit of a pain if you don't drive every morning, could be worse I suppose.

[abcx]

(Original post by coolclar)
do you know which residential hall yet? And will you be taking a car w/ you? Xx

I put my name down on a visit day and if I have a car by Sept yeap I will, I'm still learning atm though! xx

[abcx]

Have you got an offer for Keele? xx

(Original post by Pep_)
Not nursing but midwifery I hear they're herding most of the school of nursing and midwifery freshers to the 4 person flats at Barnes

I assume most of the nursing academia is done over in the cec? Bit of a pain if you don't drive every morning, could be worse I suppose.

[coolclar]

(Original post by abcx)
I put my name down on a visit day and if I have a car by Sept yeap I will, I'm still learning atm though! xx

That's great! I went on a visit day too and I was looking at accomodations. There was no accessible public transport in Barnes, so I was just wondering what people are going to do.
xx

[Pep_]

(Original post by abcx)
Have you got an offer for Keele? xx

Yeah I had a conditional through with pretty lenient conditions, cant say for sure but I do have a feeling il be firming come may

I think the transports going to be a pain either way, just hope someone in your flat drives and is doing nursing or midwifery, that or a bike

[abcx]

I have an offer for midwifery too That's what I'm thinking to, hopefully I will have my car by then but I'm not too certain if I will have passed my test :P Are you coming straight from college? xxx

(Original post by Pep_)
Yeah I had a conditional through with pretty lenient conditions, cant say for sure but I do have a feeling il be firming come may

I think the transports going to be a pain either way, just hope someone in your flat drives and is doing nursing or midwifery, that or a bike

[Pep_]

(Original post by abcx)
I have an offer for midwifery too That's what I'm thinking to, hopefully I will have my car by then but I'm not too certain if I will have passed my test :P Are you coming straight from college? xxx

I wont have much more then the bursary/loan/grant other then my pay-checks these next few months, im not sure if I can justify the insurance alone for uni, it would be great for community but I suppose otherwise its just 3 miles a day, having said that I would love to drive.

Yup coming from college, 18 atm You?

Sorry for hijing your thread nurses! x

[abcx]

(Original post by Pep_)
I wont have much more then the bursary/loan/grant other then my pay-checks these next few months, im not sure if I can justify the insurance alone for uni, it would be great for community but I suppose otherwise its just 3 miles a day, having said that I would love to drive.

Yup coming from college, 18 atm You?

Sorry for hijing your thread nurses! x

I do feel the same about the whole insurance thing, I've saved hard for the money and I'm not sure I want to spend it for a car I could live without but I know it would make it so much easier at times.

I coming from college I'm 18 a week tomorrow woop :P

Yea maybe we should make a Keele midwives thread xx

[laurengirl]

I have a conditional offer at Keele for Adult Nursing starting September. I will hopefully be living in Barnes and will be taking my car with me