Diagnostic Radiography 2016

Mine is on the 23rd March Aswel. See you there

Thanks , that really helped . i'm glad that its relaxed. Have they replied back?

I just had an interview at Leeds today (I applied mid November) and they said that they normally get 600-700 applicants but this year they've received 900+ and that they're still short listing candidates, which they said was unheard of since they normally finish doing so the week after the UCAS deadline.They said that interviews go on until the beginning of April and that they've received so many applicants that they may need to add some more dates/times before then.Anyways, don't worry just wait a little longer and I'm sure you'll hear something back eventually.

Rejected from Sheffield Hallam which was pretty unexpected but I'm okay with it since it wasn't particularly a favourite of mine. Just got me a bit worried since I assume Leeds or Liverpool will be harsher I don't think I did badly and I keep thinking about my little mistakes but just waiting for feedback for my next at Liverpool on the 24th Feb.
Just a bit demoralising is all I guess. Anyone got any advice or anything ?

I also got rejected by Sheffield Hallam, I was told that it was due to me not knowing enough about the NHS. :/
I believe that Leeds and Liverpool are still going through their applicants.
Ask your college/sixth form if you can do some mock interviews, might help iron out little mistakes.

How long did people get offers/rejections after their BCU interview? I had mine last Wednesday and am wondering when I will hear back.

I have an interview at Liverpool, can anyone tell me what the staff/student lunch is all about? Is there a group interview or group task? thanks

I've just completed my first year of radiography at Bradford, starting year 2 in September. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask them here or PM me, I'll give you a bit of an idea what to expect:
43 people in my cohort so not massive class sizes. Bradford itself is an absolute dump. Faculty of Health building is extremely modern and up to date, the facilities are very impressive and it was this that made me come here. Tuition is very classroom based, most of what you need to know for exams is taught to you, you're not expected to go away and research it all for yourself. If you take notes in class and follow instructions you'll be fine.
You do blocks of 4 or 5 weeks alternatively in the uni and on placement. This where you really learn about how to do the job, expect to spend 8 hours a day on your feet because this is how it works once you are qualified!
Overall I've had a fantastic year and really enjoyed myself, I would recommend Bradford uni to anyone, though if you're coming to uni for the night life more than the course then you may want to try looking at Leeds or Sheffield.
I spent my first year living at Laisteridge Lane with www.universalstudentliving.com I paid £55 a week for a cosy little room with a double bed and shared bathroom. Highly recommended, the uni owned digs are outrageously overpriced.

I've just completed my first year of radiography at Bradford, starting year 2 in September. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask them here or PM me, I'll give you a bit of an idea what to expect:
43 people in my cohort so not massive class sizes. Bradford itself is an absolute dump. Faculty of Health building is extremely modern and up to date, the facilities are very impressive and it was this that made me come here. Tuition is very classroom based, most of what you need to know for exams is taught to you, you're not expected to go away and research it all for yourself. If you take notes in class and follow instructions you'll be fine.
You do blocks of 4 or 5 weeks alternatively in the uni and on placement. This where you really learn about how to do the job, expect to spend 8 hours a day on your feet because this is how it works once you are qualified!
Overall I've had a fantastic year and really enjoyed myself, I would recommend Bradford uni to anyone, though if you're coming to uni for the night life more than the course then you may want to try looking at Leeds or Sheffield.
I spent my first year living at Laisteridge Lane with www.universalstudentliving.com I paid £55 a week for a cosy little room with a double bed and shared bathroom. Highly recommended, the uni owned digs are outrageously overpriced.

Glad to help and I got an unconditional offer! (I did my alevels last year)

wow thats amazing , what did you get in your A levels? if you dont mind me asking

Thank you! I don't mind you asking I got A*, A, A and did biology, geology and health and social care x

Got rejected by Salford Uni and the reason they gave was thats there is Insufficient discussion of role of radiographer in personal statement. 😔