What discipline(s)/areas of engineering are you applying for? Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering What universities are you thinking of? Bristol, Southampton, Sheffield, Nottingham, (Durham, Leeds or Liverpool I cannot decide haha) A level / BTEC/ IB / Higher predicted grades? A*A*A - Maths, Physics and Further Maths respectively AS Grades: AAAA (Further Maths, Maths, Physics and Geography respectively) GCSE grades: 99999988877
Just an update! I received 5/5 of my offers for Aerospace! 🙂 Bristol, Southampton, Sheffield, Nottingham, Liverpool
I've applied to chemical engineering at imperial, ucl, Manchester, bath & Nottingham (w sandwich years at bath and nottingham). I'm predicted A*A*A*A in physics, chem, maths and further maths (A in further). My GCSE's I got 11 9's. side note I only sent in my application to UCAS on Monday and yesterday I got invited to a virtual interview at Manchester in TWO WEEKS. has anyone else been given such little notice?
THIS IS WHAT IM SAYING!!! Imperial literally gave me 10 days notice. I panicked but now I’m calm.
This is a thread for engineering applicants of all disciplines on the 2023-24 UCAS cycle (including, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical & electronics, civil & structural, chemical, aerospace/aeronautical, biomedical, materials, etc.) Introduce yourself and tell us where you're applying
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What discipline(s)/areas of engineering are you applying for? What universities are you thinking of? A level / BTEC/ IB / Higher predicted grades? GCSE grades?
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Applying for mechanical engineering and mechatronics engineering. Already have my A level grades from last year ~ A*BB.
Cool! Im applying for robotics and mechatronics. What unis are you applying to?
Lancaster and Sheffield for mechatronics, Lancaster, Newcastle and Leicester for mechanical engineering. Mechatronics at Lancaster is what I want to do so hoping ill get an offer for that, almost done with my personal statement, should send the application off in a few days.
This is a thread for engineering applicants of all disciplines on the 2023-24 UCAS cycle (including, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical & electronics, civil & structural, chemical, aerospace/aeronautical, biomedical, materials, etc.) Introduce yourself and tell us where you're applying
Application details ice-breaker questions
What discipline(s)/areas of engineering are you applying for? What universities are you thinking of? A level / BTEC/ IB / Higher predicted grades? GCSE grades?
Share as much detail as you're comfortable with
Applied for electrical & electronic engineering and general engineering Universities: Cambridge,Southampton and Nottingham Predicted grades: A*A*A in Physics Electronics and Maths. GCSE's 9988777655
Offers for Southampton and Nottingham both AAA.
Can’t decide between Cardiff or Loughborough as a safety, any advice?
Also loved Warwick but it’s got such bad reviews on the Guardian rankings I’m second guessing myself. Does anyone who does engineering at Warwick have any insight please?
Has anyone else applied for Biochemical Engineering at UCL? its quite a niche course but I want to be accepted so badly. I applied for Chemical Engineering at all my other choices.
I've applied to chemical engineering at imperial, ucl, Manchester, bath & Nottingham (w sandwich years at bath and nottingham). I'm predicted A*A*A*A in physics, chem, maths and further maths (A in further). My GCSE's I got 11 9's. side note I only sent in my application to UCAS on Monday and yesterday I got invited to a virtual interview at Manchester in TWO WEEKS. has anyone else been given such little notice?
Has anyone else applied for Biochemical Engineering at UCL? its quite a niche course but I want to be accepted so badly. I applied for Chemical Engineering at all my other choices.
Me! And I’ve applied for chemical everywhere else - Nottingham, Birmingham, Loughborough and Manchester. It seems niche but it’s accredited by IChemE and i think im gonna specialise in chem eng in the fourth year! Biochem eng just seems much more interesting to me