Year 12 ! What are your plans for uni? (2016 entry)

I'm going to the September one

I'm going to Nottingham and Loughborough in September I think, but I'm really looking forwards to Keele. I like the sound of the course and one of my teachers did her PGCE there and she loved it.

I'm going to Nottingham and Loughborough in September I think, but I'm really looking forwards to Keele. I like the sound of the course and one of my teachers did her PGCE there and she loved it.

ooo, biased of me to suggest but I think Liverpool Uni is pretty good, plus the city is fab! (I live here so)

Yeah, I think Keele will be my favourite, I love campus universities. My course there seems really good too, and Keele has lots of other clubs and activities that could prepare me for my career

I'm also going to Nottingham in September .. to look at the History and Russian course. After receiving their undergraduate prospectus I think that Nottingham looks amazing, not only the course but the uni itself.

What day are you going on? I'm going on the 12th but I know they are doing one on the Friday as well. I'm really interested in Nottingham, it sounds like somewhere where I would be really happy. Someone I know turned down Cambridge for it, so I'm really curious to have a look now!

I'm going on Friday, because on Saturday I'm going to Birmingham.
I still don't know which uni I prefer. I've already visited Birmingham, however it was a school trip so we didn't get a chance to look around, hence why I've signed up to a proper open day. I think that I prefer the history modules at Birmingham, as they offer many modules about Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, whereas Nottingham has more modules about the Medieval period. I like the Russian modules at both universities as at the end of the day one way or the other you will learn the language and the history, and both universities have a compulsory year abroad during the third year and an optional time abroad during the first year. However, Nottingham has a Russian drama club where you have to learn a play in Russian and then perform it, which looks quite interesting
Nottingham also has an ice rink on campus, I don't think Birmingham has one. This is just another plus

I hadn't really looked at Keele until someone mentioned it to me, but the more I hear about it, the more I like it. And the campus ones are great. I went to Birmingham last month and I loved the feel of the campus type.

I went to the History talk at Birmingham and I really enjoyed it, and spoke to some of the students as well and from what I heard, the course at Birmingham for history was really good. There is a really wide range of modules, and some I'm really, really eager to do. I'm so bad at languages, but Russian sounds so interesting, and the drama club would be really cool to take part in.
They have an ice rink? Now I just want to go there even more Unfortunately, no ice rink at Birmingham Apparently Birmingham does have a little robot called Bob that patrols the library though, and I've heard he takes a liking to certain students and follows them around. I can also get the train there practically from my doorstep for £2, which is a plus.

Currently studying Physics, Maths, Further Maths. I dropped Geography at the end of the year (after exams, but I know full well I won't take it next year now).

Applying for MEng Electronic Engineering (or whichever courses are closest) at Surrey, Southampton and Imperial

Fun times

I just did Biology, Chemistry, Maths, History, Critical Thinking, and Creative Writing for AS level.
I'm currently doing an EPQ and I hope to carry on with Chemistry, Biology, and Maths next year.
I want to do biomedical sciences at uni, and go into forensics (maybe via medicine).
My top uni is Sheffield but I'm also looking at Edinburgh, Oxford, Durham, York, and Exeter. Not sure which one to cut from the list .