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Which Uni please help, URGENT!!!

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Original post by Bald Sparrow
Ok long story short, I Firmed to go to Uni of Bath to study electronic and electrical engineering, however, as of yet they have still to accpet or reject me. I am transfering uni and I sent my grades to bath in June and they have still not got back to me. As a result I've started looking for a uni in clearing (although I'm not in clearing yet). I have found a few unis I would like to go to, basically at the moment I have been told I would be accepted to loughborough for EEE or Physics and Leicester for Physics for definite. Manchester Uni have also asked to see my grades which I sent so there's a possibility to go there and the same with York. I have also saw clearing spaces for EEE in queen mary UoL, cardiff and physics at Exeter.

Basically I'm stuck whether I should just ask bath to put me into clearing and pick one of these unis or just hold out with bath and see if I get in. Could someone please give me some advice on which of these unis have the best rep overall and which may have the best for EEE and/or Physics. Would you recommend going into clearing or should I just hold out for bath. Any advice would be great. :redface:


Phone Bath and see what they're doing, it seems very late to be making decisions still!
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Original post by TheIrrational
You have EEE? What's Baths standard offer?


He meant electronic and electrical engineering
Original post by Bald Sparrow
Do you mean have I been accepted to bath for EEE?


Oh **** sorry, I didn't know EEE = electronic and electrical engineering. Try phoning Bath and seeing where your offer stands. It seems very late for them to still be thinking.
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I suspect the OP is using EEE to mean Electronic and Electrical Engineering, as opposed to describing his A level grades.
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Hungbrah
Original post by Bald Sparrow
Ok long story short, I Firmed to go to Uni of Bath to study electronic and electrical engineering, however, as of yet they have still to accpet or reject me. I am transfering uni and I sent my grades to bath in June and they have still not got back to me. As a result I've started looking for a uni in clearing (although I'm not in clearing yet). I have found a few unis I would like to go to, basically at the moment I have been told I would be accepted to loughborough for EEE or Physics and Leicester for Physics for definite. Manchester Uni have also asked to see my grades which I sent so there's a possibility to go there and the same with York. I have also saw clearing spaces for EEE in queen mary UoL, cardiff and physics at Exeter.

Basically I'm stuck whether I should just ask bath to put me into clearing and pick one of these unis or just hold out with bath and see if I get in. Could someone please give me some advice on which of these unis have the best rep overall and which may have the best for EEE and/or Physics. Would you recommend going into clearing or should I just hold out for bath. Any advice would be great. :redface:


Go to Manchester for physics, failing that then either Exeter or bath for either physics or EEE
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Original post by TheIrrational
You have EEE? What's Baths standard offer?


He means electronic and electrical engineering, i think :smile:




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Original post by Bald Sparrow
Do you mean have I been accepted to bath for EEE?


I think the poster may be confusing EEE for your grades, rather than the course...
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He means electronic and electrical engineering, i think :smile:




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Yeah :smile: I just made an absolute fool of myself, oh well!
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If you manage to get into either Manchester or York I'd go to either. Both have excellent facilities for EEE (According to other half who is currently studying it at York).

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