Anyone heard from Birmingham City /Adult?.

Hello, I have an interview tomorrow for Birmingham City University and I would like to know what kind of questions they asked please? and how was it? I wish you good luck with receiving a offer

theres a lot of help on here if you look in the right places I don't remember most of them mine went really fast are you applying for January?

Its okay, yh it went very fast and no I'm applying for September, what about you?

Did any of you get places for October 2014? X

I'm hoping to attend bcu in October😃 x
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I'm just applying for accommodation now, have you looked at where you're going to live? I'm completely baffled! xx

Luckily I live in Birmingham but I'm sure I seen some good accommodation, I'll try find it!! Xx

oooo thats lucky! I live in wales, don't think i could commute everyday hahaha! i'm not sure whether to live on the City South Campus or commute from one nearer the city centre.x

Personally I'd say near to university because there is a load of buses there to take you to city centre!
Oh wow haha, where about in Wales? X

I have applied for a few different ones close to the campus. I'm so excited now! I live in South Wales! x

you have to live in selly oak its the best place if you go to Birmingham city or Birmingham university the links to uni are great and great rentals here I'm a first year studying adult nursing it's great here I'm right next to the queen Elizabeth where my 1.2 placement is on a neuro ward like 10 min walk then its a ten min walk to the train to go to the university which is fiveways check google it looks far but it aint!

Round by Edgbaston reservoir is also popular with nursing students at BCU.

Just a little tip here when talking about placements, it's best not to be too specific when saying where you are, because if you go on to talk about experiences on placement you could potentially risk breaching confidentiality, it's better to be careful than get into trouble for it For example, I know pretty much where you are on placement, for all you know I could be one of the nurses from the ward you're on. (Don't worry, I'm not).