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Original post by kaaaaayleigh
Is it too early to start thinking about this? LOL
I don't think so
I started investigating 6, 7 weeks ago... so, slowly I am sorting out different criteria and coming to a conclusion...I guess I will probably go for gsa, dundee, gray's and eca...basically all the known scottish artschools...(I can't apply for a BA in england because the fees are so much higher and given that this would be my second degree I probably won't get any funding
)...and you?Original post by babsiloi
I don't think so
I started investigating 6, 7 weeks ago... so, slowly I am sorting out different criteria and coming to a conclusion...I guess I will probably go for gsa, dundee, gray's and eca...basically all the known scottish artschools...(I can't apply for a BA in england because the fees are so much higher and given that this would be my second degree I probably won't get any funding)...and you?
I started investigating 6, 7 weeks ago... so, slowly I am sorting out different criteria and coming to a conclusion...I guess I will probably go for gsa, dundee, gray's and eca...basically all the known scottish artschools...(I can't apply for a BA in england because the fees are so much higher and given that this would be my second degree I probably won't get any funding
)...and you?I've been looking for a while too, basically since I declined all of my offers for this year because I realised I wasn't ready yet!
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
Two things,
It's NEVER too early.
And I feel all grown up now that I've finished my UCAS cycle.
Anyway I'm here for advice on where to apply and what not.
It's NEVER too early.
And I feel all grown up now that I've finished my UCAS cycle.
Anyway I'm here for advice on where to apply and what not.
Original post by kaaaaayleigh
I've been looking for a while too, basically since I declined all of my offers for this year because I realised I wasn't ready yet!
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
How about something with languages? Economics? Sociology? Politics?
I'm going for SOAS, Sussex, Kent, Sheffield and Nottingham 
It wasn't hard to narrow down as very few universities offer my course LOL
It wasn't hard to narrow down as very few universities offer my course LOL
Original post by emanuela15
I'm going for SOAS, Sussex, Kent, Sheffield and Nottingham
It wasn't hard to narrow down as very few universities offer my course LOL
It wasn't hard to narrow down as very few universities offer my course LOL
What course you want to do?
Original post by lapples
What course you want to do?
Law w/ Chinese
Original post by kaaaaayleigh
I've been looking for a while too, basically since I declined all of my offers for this year because I realised I wasn't ready yet!
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
so then what are you going to do this coming year? (besides preparing your applications
) and what does it exactly mean for you "people-based"? I did my first degree in social-and cultural anthropology and enjoyed it a lot and we had many professors who claimed that our field had somewhat "swallod up" the sociology, but I guess that would start another debate
anyway, I am happy to know that the 2013 thread started
Original post by Mr Dangermouse
How about something with languages? Economics? Sociology? Politics?
I've gone off languages now! I'm considering sociology/psychology or something like that. I declined my uni offers for French (it felt so good - I really wasn't ready to go to uni yet!) and I've decided to go to college for a year to prepare myself. I'm doing social sciences at college so I'll probably apply for something relating to that, depending on what aspect of it I like best! Psychology seems very interesting, though.
Original post by babsiloi
so then what are you going to do this coming year? (besides preparing your applications )
and what does it exactly mean for you "people-based"? I did my first degree in social-and cultural anthropology and enjoyed it a lot and we had many professors who claimed that our field had somewhat "swallod up" the sociology, but I guess that would start another debate
anyway, I am happy to know that the 2013 thread started
) and what does it exactly mean for you "people-based"? I did my first degree in social-and cultural anthropology and enjoyed it a lot and we had many professors who claimed that our field had somewhat "swallod up" the sociology, but I guess that would start another debate
anyway, I am happy to know that the 2013 thread started
I decided to go to college for a year to prepare myself for uni since I reeeeeeeally don't feel ready yet.
I'm not sure, something like sociology or psychology perhaps, I don't know yet! I can't say I really know what anthropology is... I'll have a look so I don't appear TOO ignorant
lol!There are so many unis that I'm not entirely sure yet; I really need to get going to some open days. Considering that I'm applying after doing my A2s, I may just wait till my results. Still...it's so hard to decide which uni.
I'll apply for a Mechanical Engineering related course to five scottish Uni's, haven't decided which yet Definately RGU, Aberdeen and Heriot-Watt, not sure about the last two though!
Definately RGU, Aberdeen and Heriot-Watt, not sure about the last two though!Original post by arnoob
I want to study IR/International Politics with German, if everything goes to plan and I don't have to re-sit my AS then I will look to apply at Aberystwyth, University of Leeds , Aston, Reading, Nottingham Trent. If I decide to do IR on its own I am looking at Keele , Oxford Brooks and a few others... Obviously this list is subject to change depending on my results.
Scottish Uni forum!
Original post by IAmCookie
I don't want to live away from home yet so I'm gonna apply for a mix of Psychology / Psychology and French courses at Glasgow, Strathclyde and Caledonian
I don't feel like I should be applying for university in like 4 months! D: I feel like I'm growing up too quickly ;(
I don't feel like I should be applying for university in like 4 months! D: I feel like I'm growing up too quickly ;(
Oh how come?
Original post by kaaaaayleigh
I've been looking for a while too, basically since I declined all of my offers for this year because I realised I wasn't ready yet!
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
I'm not sure exactly what I want to do yet, though. I applied for languages but I've realised I want to apply for something more social. ("But what's more social than languages?!") I mean something people-based, if that makes sense :')
Where did you get offers from? Also what is Fife like as a place, as I am considering St Andrews? Sorry for all the questions
Original post by AnnB
Scottish Uni forum!
Oh, damn it. Forgive me , should have paid attention :/
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