Chemical engineering 2016 entry
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Original post by vuvuzela
Been forced to pick a college someone pick for me please
At Cambridge? Christ's.
/Job done.
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Original post by jneill
Why Christ's bro?
Original post by vuvuzela
Why Christ's bro?
Because: CAT, cat and dog, and STEP (if via Engineering).
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Original post by jneill
I don't undersand bro plz explain
Original post by vuvuzela
I don't undersand bro plz explain
* CAT = Christ's Admission's Tutor, a very helpful and active presence on the TSR Cambridge threads. I recommend you check him out @Christ's Admissions on his thread http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3619547
* cat & dog = Christ's has a college cat (not uncommon) PLUS a "college" dog (less common). The dog is actually owned by the CAT. Not confusingly at all...
* STEP = Christ's offers for Engineering includes a requirement to get a 1 in STEP I. This is hard, but conversely means they have a higher offer rate than other colleges.
You should also join the Cambridge applicants thread: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3554013
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DILEMMA!!
Bath or Manchester. I'm applying to Imperial, Birmingham, Nottingham and LBoro already
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Bath or Manchester. I'm applying to Imperial, Birmingham, Nottingham and LBoro already
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Original post by VokeA
DILEMMA!!
Bath or Manchester. I'm applying to Imperial, Birmingham, Nottingham and LBoro already
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Bath or Manchester. I'm applying to Imperial, Birmingham, Nottingham and LBoro already
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Was in the same boat;
Mancs is Russell Group but lower ranked than bath this year for chemeng. Rankings fluctuate annually so may be different when you graduate.
Bath has nice campus, and a better name than mancs.
Either toss a coin or pick the one closest to you (or furthest depending on whether you like your family)
3 questions;
Lines between paragraphs on personal statements; yay or nay?
If talking about something you did at a uni, should you mention it's name?
Shall I put subjects and chem eng with capital letters at start in my ps?
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Lines between paragraphs on personal statements; yay or nay?
If talking about something you did at a uni, should you mention it's name?
Shall I put subjects and chem eng with capital letters at start in my ps?
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Another question, someone choose between clare, crists and peterhouse for me.
Thanks
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Thanks
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Original post by vuvuzela
Another question, someone choose between clare, crists and peterhouse for me.
Thanks
Thanks
You would do better to ask in the Cambridge forum...
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Hi guys
I'll make this as short as possible
GCSE's 1A* 4A 3B 1Distinction*
As levels AAAA (bio chem msths IT)
A2 pred A*A*A (maths chem bio respectively)
Is it worth paying to Imperial
Thanks for the help
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I'll make this as short as possible
GCSE's 1A* 4A 3B 1Distinction*
As levels AAAA (bio chem msths IT)
A2 pred A*A*A (maths chem bio respectively)
Is it worth paying to Imperial
Thanks for the help
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Hi,
My predicted grades are AAA (with the possibility of getting an A* in one of the subjects to push it up to A*AA). I'm not sure how I should apply to universities, I've decided to choose one with higher requirements of A*AA but the other 4 I've chosen to apply to are all below my predicted grades, is this wise?
My predicted grades are AAA (with the possibility of getting an A* in one of the subjects to push it up to A*AA). I'm not sure how I should apply to universities, I've decided to choose one with higher requirements of A*AA but the other 4 I've chosen to apply to are all below my predicted grades, is this wise?
Original post by arch0wnz
Hi,
My predicted grades are AAA (with the possibility of getting an A* in one of the subjects to push it up to A*AA). I'm not sure how I should apply to universities, I've decided to choose one with higher requirements of A*AA but the other 4 I've chosen to apply to are all below my predicted grades, is this wise?
My predicted grades are AAA (with the possibility of getting an A* in one of the subjects to push it up to A*AA). I'm not sure how I should apply to universities, I've decided to choose one with higher requirements of A*AA but the other 4 I've chosen to apply to are all below my predicted grades, is this wise?
not much prominent unis with grades below AAA.....
Original post by ImNervous
Hi guys
I'll make this as short as possible
GCSE's 1A* 4A 3B 1Distinction*
As levels AAAA (bio chem msths IT)
A2 pred A*A*A (maths chem bio respectively)
Is it worth paying to Imperial
Thanks for the help
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I'll make this as short as possible
GCSE's 1A* 4A 3B 1Distinction*
As levels AAAA (bio chem msths IT)
A2 pred A*A*A (maths chem bio respectively)
Is it worth paying to Imperial
Thanks for the help
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Original post by lai812matthew
not much prominent unis with grades below AAA.....
I was asking if it's wise to apply to 4 unis with requirements less than my predicted grades.. and if you check most unis are AAB, I wasn't asking about prominent unis.
Original post by arch0wnz
Hi,
My predicted grades are AAA (with the possibility of getting an A* in one of the subjects to push it up to A*AA). I'm not sure how I should apply to universities, I've decided to choose one with higher requirements of A*AA but the other 4 I've chosen to apply to are all below my predicted grades, is this wise?
My predicted grades are AAA (with the possibility of getting an A* in one of the subjects to push it up to A*AA). I'm not sure how I should apply to universities, I've decided to choose one with higher requirements of A*AA but the other 4 I've chosen to apply to are all below my predicted grades, is this wise?
Choose 2 at A*AA. 2 at AAA, 1 at AAB
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Original post by jneill
Okay thank you
Original post by ImNervous
Hi guys
I'll make this as short as possible
GCSE's 1A* 4A 3B 1Distinction*
As levels AAAA (bio chem msths IT)
A2 pred A*A*A (maths chem bio respectively)
Is it worth paying to Imperial
Thanks for the help
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I'll make this as short as possible
GCSE's 1A* 4A 3B 1Distinction*
As levels AAAA (bio chem msths IT)
A2 pred A*A*A (maths chem bio respectively)
Is it worth paying to Imperial
Thanks for the help
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Bump
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Original post by arch0wnz
I was asking if it's wise to apply to 4 unis with requirements less than my predicted grades.. and if you check most unis are AAB, I wasn't asking about prominent unis.
you can aim better unis with your predicted grades?????
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