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an offer for Maths . updated on track today. didnt hear from the college again after the acknowledgement email in october.

but dunno if I will pick warwick or imperial. warwick seems more quiet tho. probably better environment for studying maths. any advice? thnx
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Reply 1581
believe in numbers
an offer for Maths . updated on track today. didnt hear from the college again after the acknowledgement email in october.

but dunno if I will pick warwick or imperial. warwick seems more quiet tho. probably better environment for studying maths. any advice? thnx


This is standard advice but when you visited both those unis, is there one you preferred? They both have excellent maths departments so it would be hard choosing one over the other in that respect. Take a look at the courses maybe: Warwick's degree has a much stronger focus in pure mathematics (analysis, geometry, topology) whilst Imperial's has more emphasis in its applied maths modules (namely mathematical physics). It's probably far too early for you to know which area of mathematics you are interested in but this may give you an idea.

Back in 2006 I had offer from both universities and chose Warwick. Warwick (Coventry) will certainly be quieter than Imperial (London), not sure if this has actually helped me perform better as I haven't studied in a big city and hence can't compare. However, Warwick's mathematics facilities are exceptionally good and I'm sure that has helped me in some way.
v-zero
I got an offer on Wednesday for Maths (4-year MMath) but I'm pretty sure I'm going to go to Warwick or Bristol instead.... :s:

Why?

btw Breaking Bad is immense.
Reply 1583
fox_amro
Why?

btw Breaking Bad is immense.

Breaking Bad is immense! Just started watching season 2. :biggrin::

I don't really like London, I have decided. It's splendid enough, but too much for me - I'm sick of working here, I want to get out.
I took a look at the Uni and the Maths department briefly today, from what I saw I wasn't very impressed with the building, or with the social groups I saw walking around... It's just not me. Private schooled London kids are so, so irritating. (I went to private school, but I'm from the country).
FINALLY finally got my offer XD Hooray!! XD The waiting had been driving me mad!! Now just have to wait for August...
I'm still waiting. I've come to realize that probably means I won't get an offer (sniff)...
Reply 1586
Kattykins
FINALLY finally got my offer XD Hooray!! XD The waiting had been driving me mad!! Now just have to wait for August...


Well done :biggrin:. Will you be choosing Imperial as your firm then?

believe in numbers
an offer for Maths . updated on track today. didnt hear from the college again after the acknowledgement email in october.


Congrats. Can you post your details as requested in the first post? It's useful for other applicants.

v-zero
I got an offer on Wednesday for Maths (4-year MMath) but I'm pretty sure I'm going to go to Warwick or Bristol instead.... :s:


Congrats :smile:. Can you post your details as requested in the first post? It's useful for other applicants.

Regarding Imperial vs Warwick though, lots of people choose to go to Warwick and I do think their course is better. If you prefer Warwick, then go for it :smile:. Warwick's overall university reputation is probably less than Imperial's, but their maths reputation is equivalent, if not better.

Puck_1991
I'm still waiting. I've come to realize that probably means I won't get an offer (sniff)...


I really hope you get one :frown:.
Krush
This is standard advice but when you visited both those unis, is there one you preferred? They both have excellent maths departments so it would be hard choosing one over the other in that respect. Take a look at the courses maybe: Warwick's degree has a much stronger focus in pure mathematics (analysis, geometry, topology) whilst Imperial's has more emphasis in its applied maths modules (namely mathematical physics). It's probably far too early for you to know which area of mathematics you are interested in but this may give you an idea.

Back in 2006 I had offer from both universities and chose Warwick. Warwick (Coventry) will certainly be quieter than Imperial (London), not sure if this has actually helped me perform better as I haven't studied in a big city and hence can't compare. However, Warwick's mathematics facilities are exceptionally good and I'm sure that has helped me in some way.


I like nice and quiet place then I can enjoy myself with friends in pubs lol. I dont think I will have enough money to stay in London, but I will wait a bit to decide.Thanks a lot for your reply.

Swayum

Regarding Imperial vs Warwick though, lots of people choose to go to Warwick and I do think their course is better. If you prefer Warwick, then go for it :smile:. Warwick's overall university reputation is probably less than Imperial's, but their maths reputation is equivalent, if not better.


Thanks for your advice. The only thing worrying me is about the money I think. I would like to study a Maths master degree in another uni.


Course :Mathematics 2009
AS/equivalent subjects + grades:AAAA
Predicted/actual subjects + grades:AAAA
Other grades :s-smilie:TEPI 1
Decision:conditional offer, AAA in M, FM and Physics 2 in STEP ( A in every maths module, but I ve already got Bs now lol)
Reply 1588
Is it necessary to send the january exam results to the college?

OR

Is it true that the results would be sent automatically to the college?
Reply 1589
Swayum

Congrats :smile:. Can you post your details as requested in the first post? It's useful for other applicants.
Name: Tom
Course (deferred?): MMath, not deferred
GCSEs/equivalent:6A* 1A 2B
AS/equivalent subjects + grades:AAABB (M, FM, Phy, Hist, Chem)
Actual subjects + grades (A-level):AAAA 2 Merit (M, FM, Phy, Hist, STEP II, Maths AEA)
Decision: Unconditional

I bastardized your system slightly...:rolleyes:
Swayum
Well done :biggrin:. Will you be choosing Imperial as your firm then?


Yep! :smile: So, if all goes well, looks like I'll be seeing you next year ^.^
Course (deferred?): Mathematics G103
GCSEs/equivalent: 6A*s, 1A, 3Bs, 2Cs
AS subjects + grades/equivalent: Chemistry - A, Maths - A, FMaths- A, Physics - A, CCW - C
Predicted/actual subjects + grades: Maths - A(completed), FMaths - A, Chemistry - A, Physics - A
Other grades (UKCAT/AEA/STEP etc): AEA - pending, STEP II + III - pending

I got the letter today saying I'll get an offer, I had given up hope! Will the offer be AAA?
Reply 1592
thepieofpie
Course (deferred?): Mathematics G103
GCSEs/equivalent: 6A*s, 1A, 3Bs, 2Cs
AS subjects + grades/equivalent: Chemistry - A, Maths - A, FMaths- A, Physics - A, CCW - C
Predicted/actual subjects + grades: Maths - A(completed), FMaths - A, Chemistry - A, Physics - A
Other grades (UKCAT/AEA/STEP etc): AEA - pending, STEP II + III - pending

I got the letter today saying I'll get an offer, I had given up hope! Will the offer be AAA?

Probably AAA with A in C1-C4 and FP1-FP3, or they may ask for an A in every single Maths module.... Or it may be just AAA with a 2 or a Merit.
Reply 1593
Course (deferred?): Medicine A100
GCSEs/equivalent: 9A*s, 1A
AS/equivalent subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAAAA
Predicted/actual subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAABA
Other grades (BMAT/AEA/STEP etc): BMAT
Decision: Conditional AAAC :woo: :woo: :woo:

omg i cant believe i got an offer from imperial!!!! :biggrin:
hoodle15
Course (deferred?): Medicine A100
GCSEs/equivalent: 9A*s, 1A
AS/equivalent subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAAAA
Predicted/actual subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAABA
Other grades (BMAT/AEA/STEP etc): BMAT
Decision: Conditional AAAC :woo: :woo: :woo:

omg i cant believe i got an offer from imperial!!!! :biggrin:

Well done!
hoodle15
Course (deferred?): Medicine A100
GCSEs/equivalent: 9A*s, 1A
AS/equivalent subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAAAA
Predicted/actual subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAABA
Other grades (BMAT/AEA/STEP etc): BMAT
Decision: Conditional AAAC :woo: :woo: :woo:

omg i cant believe i got an offer from imperial!!!! :biggrin:


haha this was my reaction :biggrin:
well done!
Reply 1596
shortcake_x
haha this was my reaction :biggrin:
well done!


thanks :p: !! congrats to you too :smile:
hoodle15
Course (deferred?): Medicine A100
GCSEs/equivalent: 9A*s, 1A
AS/equivalent subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAAAA
Predicted/actual subjects + grades: Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Critical Thinking AAABA
Other grades (BMAT/AEA/STEP etc): BMAT
Decision: Conditional AAAC :woo: :woo: :woo:

omg i cant believe i got an offer from imperial!!!! :biggrin:


:biggrin: well done! :biggrin:
Reply 1598
Moronic Acid
:biggrin: well done! :biggrin:


thanks, you too :smile:
Reply 1599
jayshah31
Well done!


thanks! :smile:

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