Aerospace Engineering - where should I apply?
Hey guys.
I was deadset on going to Bath for Aerospace Engineering, so it was the only university I applied for before the deadline.
Now they've rejected me...
So I have 4 more choices at UCAS. Any suggestions at which universities I should look at?
Currently I am certain I'll apply to Nottingham and Bristol. Which leaves two choices. What about Sheffield und Surrey?
I was deadset on going to Bath for Aerospace Engineering, so it was the only university I applied for before the deadline.
Now they've rejected me...
So I have 4 more choices at UCAS. Any suggestions at which universities I should look at?
Currently I am certain I'll apply to Nottingham and Bristol. Which leaves two choices. What about Sheffield und Surrey?
Original post by _Anxious
Hey guys.
I was deadset on going to Bath for Aerospace Engineering, so it was the only university I applied for before the deadline.
Now they've rejected me...
So I have 4 more choices at UCAS. Any suggestions at which universities I should look at?
Currently I am certain I'll apply to Nottingham and Bristol. Which leaves two choices. What about Sheffield und Surrey?
I was deadset on going to Bath for Aerospace Engineering, so it was the only university I applied for before the deadline.
Now they've rejected me...
So I have 4 more choices at UCAS. Any suggestions at which universities I should look at?
Currently I am certain I'll apply to Nottingham and Bristol. Which leaves two choices. What about Sheffield und Surrey?
Sheffield and surrey are also quite good choices i hear.
Original post by _Anxious
Hey guys.
I was deadset on going to Bath for Aerospace Engineering, so it was the only university I applied for before the deadline.
Now they've rejected me...
So I have 4 more choices at UCAS. Any suggestions at which universities I should look at?
Currently I am certain I'll apply to Nottingham and Bristol. Which leaves two choices. What about Sheffield und Surrey?
I was deadset on going to Bath for Aerospace Engineering, so it was the only university I applied for before the deadline.
Now they've rejected me...
So I have 4 more choices at UCAS. Any suggestions at which universities I should look at?
Currently I am certain I'll apply to Nottingham and Bristol. Which leaves two choices. What about Sheffield und Surrey?
Can I ask why you only applied to one University? It seems illogical seeing as there is no risk and only reward.
Original post by pleasedtobeatyou
Can I ask why you only applied to one University? It seems illogical seeing as there is no risk and only reward.
As I said, I was deadset on going to Bath.
Besides, it doesn't matter now. What's done is done. Now I have to make the best out of it.
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