Sorry i don't know if i have posted in the right place... but i applied to uni late so need to choose my firm today*
I applied for pharmacy but i know i didn't meet the requirements
the two uni i have chosen are hertfordshire and portsmouth - which one is more lenient for pharmacy?
i will be travelling from home.. i live in london i know i will be communing a long way from london to portsmouth but i have travelled all my life - been moving a lot so I'm used to it but i wanted to know which one is more lenient because i know i didn't get the grades portsmouth is offering me 320 ucas points with C in chem and C in bio whereas hertz is asking for a B in chem and B in either psychology or biology
Sorry i don't know if i have posted in the right place... but i applied to uni late so need to choose my firm today*
I applied for pharmacy but i know i didn't meet the requirements
the two uni i have chosen are hertfordshire and portsmouth - which one is more lenient for pharmacy?
i will be travelling from home.. i live in london i know i will be communing a long way from london to portsmouth but i have travelled all my life - been moving a lot so I'm used to it but i wanted to know which one is more lenient because i know i didn't get the grades portsmouth is offering me 320 ucas points with C in chem and C in bio whereas hertz is asking for a B in chem and B in either psychology or biology
Thanks *
Are you planning on driving or taking the train from London to Portsmouth?
I'd say Herts if you can get the grades it's not as far and has a translation right on campus also as it's right out in the sticks they often have socials either on campus (not much help) or in London it's self which would enable you to get more involved and have a bit more fun. In Portsmouth it mostly in Portsmouth and you are so far away it'll feel bit like school or collage.
As it is I'd urge you to stay in halls at both unis but this thread isn't about that.
I'd say Herts if you can get the grades it's not as far and has a translation right on campus also as it's right out in the sticks they often have socials either on campus (not much help) or in London it's self which would enable you to get more involved and have a bit more fun. In Portsmouth it mostly in Portsmouth and you are so far away it'll feel bit like school or collage.
As it is I'd urge you to stay in halls at both unis but this thread isn't about that.
The thing is I'm pretty sure i have missed the grades for hertz and portsmouth as i completely messed up my unit 5 papers **
Portsmouth is more lenient. If you don't get the grades for pharmacy they might offer you a place on there pharmacology course, and after one year you can transfer to pharmacy if you get a high enough percentage. Thats what they offered me
Sorry i don't know if i have posted in the right place... but i applied to uni late so need to choose my firm today*
I applied for pharmacy but i know i didn't meet the requirements
the two uni i have chosen are hertfordshire and portsmouth - which one is more lenient for pharmacy?
i will be travelling from home.. i live in london i know i will be communing a long way from london to portsmouth but i have travelled all my life - been moving a lot so I'm used to it but i wanted to know which one is more lenient because i know i didn't get the grades portsmouth is offering me 320 ucas points with C in chem and C in bio whereas hertz is asking for a B in chem and B in either psychology or biology
Thanks *
Why are you so resistant to moving to your uni town? Train fares will cost you just as much as your accommodation and will just make you even more tired, when you're already going to be doing an intensive course with long hours. This could in term completely destroy your grades as you're always too tired to work.
Also placements-how will you get to them if they're not in your uni town?
Portsmouth is more lenient. If you don't get the grades for pharmacy they might offer you a place on there pharmacology course, and after one year you can transfer to pharmacy if you get a high enough percentage. Thats what they offered me
Why are you so resistant to moving to your uni town? Train fares will cost you just as much as your accommodation and will just make you even more tired, when you're already going to be doing an intensive course with long hours. This could in term completely destroy your grades as you're always too tired to work.
Also placements-how will you get to them if they're not in your uni town?
Moving to uni will help you a lot
Yes thanks I've decided if i have to I'm going to live out