University of Manchester

Manchester

University of manchester Aerospace Engineering Students

OmarZ

Hi, is anyone applying for Aerospace Engineering for 2015 :smile:

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Tyler Bam

Hey, just giving this thread a bump :bump:

Are you sure you’ve posted in the right place? Posting in the specific university or course forum should help you get more responses. :yy:

If you haven’t already found it, then university connect is a really useful way for finding people at your course/university! You can also find a list of applicant threads and courses here. :h:

University of Manchester

Manchester

Reply 2

Abz-v3

Original post by OmarZ

Hi, is anyone applying for Aerospace Engineering for 2015 :smile:

Yeah, I recently got a conditional offer from them. Did you apply there too?

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OmarZ

Original post by Abz-v3

Yeah, I recently got a conditional offer from them. Did you apply there too?

No not yet, scared like crazy, going bachelors hopefully, have the requirements on the spot, international student, a great personal statement and hopefully a good recommendation.

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dragonzz

I have applied aerospace engineering in the early Nov. Got offer from Bath A*AA, Southampton A*AA, Surrey A*AA, Sheffield AAA, but haven't heard from Manchester yet....
sigh.... anyone got offer from Manchester?

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JeromeGB

Original post by dragonzz

Just received a conditionnal offer for the MEng, I'm french so they ask for 14/20 overall at the option international baccalaureat, with 14/20 in maths and physics and 13 in english.
Good luck!

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OmarZ

Original post by JeromeGB

Just received a conditionnal offer for the MEng, I'm french so they ask for 14/20 overall at the option international baccalaureat, with 14/20 in maths and physics and 13 in english.
Good luck!

Congrats! I am doing IB (international Bac) but how's it out of 20, its 45, they require 35 for me with no specifications

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JeromeGB

Original post by OmarZ

Congrats! I am doing IB (international Bac) but how's it out of 20, its 45, they require 35 for me with no specifications

What I'm doing is actually juste the french baccalauréat (/20), with something called the option internationale (OIB) which adds 6 hours of english and 3 hours of history and geography every week, and a massive coefficient 9 (maths is 7 and physics 6 for scale) exam (4 hours) and coefficient 8 in history and geography in english.
Basically not as good as the IB but much cheaper and more known in France :wink:

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OmarZ

Original post by JeromeGB

Doesnt matter mon ami! Congrats on ur acceptance! I speak some french myself :wink:

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mikaela_pascal

I'm thinking of applying to Manchester, where else have you guys applied and what subjects are you doing at college?

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OmarZ

Original post by mikaela_pascal

I'm thinking of applying to Manchester, where else have you guys applied and what subjects are you doing at college?

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Aerospace, I take maths and physics at HL in IB, im also applying to: BEng at manchester, foundation and BEng at sheffield, leicester, liverpool and Brunel
What about you :smile:

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mikaela_pascal

Original post by OmarZ

Aerospace, I take maths and physics at HL in IB, im also applying to: BEng at manchester, foundation and BEng at sheffield, leicester, liverpool and Brunel
What about you :smile:

MEng Aerospace Engineering at Manchester, Leeds, Southampton, Surrey and Astrophysics at KCL.

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JeromeGB

Original post by mikaela_pascal

I'm thinking of applying to Manchester, where else have you guys applied and what subjects are you doing at college?

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Aeronautical/Aerospace engineering at Imperial and Bristol and Mechanical at UCL and Edinburgh :smile:

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mikaela_pascal

Original post by JeromeGB

Aeronautical/Aerospace engineering at Imperial and Bristol and Mechanical at UCL and Edinburgh :smile:

Wow, that's awesome.

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shreevi23

Original post by mikaela_pascal

MEng Aerospace Engineering at Manchester, Leeds, Southampton, Surrey and Astrophysics at KCL.

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I've applied for Aerospace Engineering just like you at Manchester,Sheffield,Bath,Southampton and Loughborough.
In my case, The University of Manchester is asking for higher grades(90%)- making it slightly risky picking it as a firm choice.. UoM has an excellent rank in the QS system(Top 30s). The admission criteria at Bath and Southampton are achievable( I'm leaning towards Bath). My question is - Is picking Manchester worth the risk?
Will the UoM accept me even if I get an 88/89% ??