which uni to choose for Conversing course
Hi everyone,
I am really confused as I have 5 offers in doing a conversion course in Psychology from Leeds Met, Manchester Met, Sheffield Hallam, Plymouth Uni, Bradford Uni..
Don't know what to choose and as I come from far away I've got zero experience in living in the UK.. I would really much appreciate some help as I have to decide within the next few days!!!!!
Any ideas where to go???
I am really confused as I have 5 offers in doing a conversion course in Psychology from Leeds Met, Manchester Met, Sheffield Hallam, Plymouth Uni, Bradford Uni..
Don't know what to choose and as I come from far away I've got zero experience in living in the UK.. I would really much appreciate some help as I have to decide within the next few days!!!!!
Any ideas where to go???
Take a look at the university websites, the complete university guide (has rankings for individual subjects like psychology) to see student satisfaction ratings, have a look at the pages for each university on TSR.
Thanks for the reply I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/
I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/Original post by anduka
Thanks for the reply I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/
I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/Non are that good but Plymouth, by reputation, is the best by far.
Original post by anduka
Thanks for the reply I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/
I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/The reputation of them all is very similar to be honest, so just choose the place where you'd most like to live (google maps, streetview, websites etc. if you can't visit). Sheffield is a nice place - epic shopping centre (Meadow hall) if you're into that kinda thing
Original post by Calllu-m
Non are that good but Plymouth, by reputation, is the best by far.
Sadly I didn't have many choices because doing a conversing course recognised by BPS is only offered by few universities
Original post by anduka
Thanks for the reply I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/
I am searching through the websites and really like MMU's programme but they keep telling me that it is not a good option and it has zero reputation and i will stand no chance for Master offers in a good uni afterwards.. Plymouth is fine as well but I think is wuite expensive :/Whoever told you that is incorrect; plenty of people have gone on to Masters programmes at top universities who studied their undergrad/conversion courses at MMU. As long as you pass the course it's pretty irrelevant where you studied.
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