Foundation for Chemical Engineering
Hello guys, I initially wanted to go for Medicine through Biomed, but I have changed my mind. I now want to go to Chemical Engineering but since I do not do Math (I do Chem, Phys, Bio with predicted grades A,B,B) I think foundation is the only way to go. So I just have a couple of questions to ask you guys:
1. I am sure Foundation for Engineering is not like Foundation for Medicine where you would need to live in a poor area, or something like that, but the inability to do the required subject, i.e. Maths, or lack of sufficient grades to enter chemical engineering, if not could you please tell me?
2. I was wondering whether I would have to now make a personal statement for Chemical Engineering now, since I have now switched.
1. I am sure Foundation for Engineering is not like Foundation for Medicine where you would need to live in a poor area, or something like that, but the inability to do the required subject, i.e. Maths, or lack of sufficient grades to enter chemical engineering, if not could you please tell me?
2. I was wondering whether I would have to now make a personal statement for Chemical Engineering now, since I have now switched.
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