Southampton University Whos going

Original post by glf2110

I've found that you get quicker and correct information from [email protected] rather than [email protected] who seem to be a complete waste of space. (The first email address is apparently for specific enquiries, the 2nd is for general) Hope this helps everyone.

That is the address I emailed the ''[email protected]" one.

Original post by fox1993

Well my conditional is still the same as it was for the adult nursing degree that i applied for first. I hope so that it is running aswell :smile:

Did they not change your offer to the BN4 course rather than BN3?

(edited 12 years ago)

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Original post by meowoofbaa

That is the address I emailed the ''[email protected]" one.

Took them over a week to respond but I suppose it was the RW weekend. :tongue:

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Original post by glf2110

Took them over a week to respond but I suppose it was the RW weekend. :tongue:

Haha, they replied to me within 2/3 days I think. :smile:

What have you emailed them?

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Original post by meowoofbaa

Haha, they replied to me within 2/3 days I think. :smile:

What have you emailed them?

I asked if because I hadn't anything back from them (as promised) regarding my application for dual award, was I right in thinking that I wasn't successful. Got conflicting answers from UCAS-admissions and healthsciences. Healthsciences were quicker though.

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Original post by glf2110

I asked if because I hadn't anything back from them (as promised) regarding my application for dual award, was I right in thinking that I wasn't successful. Got conflicting answers from UCAS-admissions and healthsciences. Healthsciences were quicker though.

What had healthsciences said?
I hope you were successful, did you too originally apply for the adult based degree?

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fox1993

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Original post by meowoofbaa

That is the address I emailed the ''[email protected]" one.

Did they not change your offer to the BN4 course rather than BN3?

It is the BN4 now i was saying that i have got the same condition. If tht is wat u meant

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Original post by fox1993

It is the BN4 now i was saying that i have got the same condition. If tht is wat u meant

Oh okay. Well that should mean something then! (That it has been validated?!) :biggrin:

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fox1993

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dunno i am confused about it, it definately says childrens and adults nursing

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Original post by fox1993

dunno i am confused about it, it definately says childrens and adults nursing

I guess all you can do for assurance is email the healthsciences people and see what they tell you?

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knitpixie

Hi I have firmed an offer from Southampton for the Adult Nursing Degree. As I am a mature student I will be studying and doing placements in Portsmouth as that is where I currently am.
What is happening with the Dual Field now then?
Congrats on the places everyone
xx
^_^

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Hey guys. I'm trying to look for the detailed course units for the Adult Nursing Degree - B745 but I can't find it anyyywheree, could someone give me some information on the course units specifically please? Thankyou :smile:

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Original post by meowoofbaa

Hey guys. I'm trying to look for the detailed course units for the Adult Nursing Degree - B745 but I can't find it anyyywheree, could someone give me some information on the course units specifically please? Thankyou :smile:

You'll probably need to email the dept.

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Original post by glf2110

You'll probably need to email the dept.

Ah okay thanks :biggrin:

Any news on BN4?

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Original post by meowoofbaa

Ah okay thanks :biggrin:

Any news on BN4?

I didn't get it but it is running.

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Original post by glf2110

I didn't get it but it is running.

That's good! Strange for the healthsciences dept to email me that :s.

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NicolaR

To all the new nursing students for 2011 entry.....does anyone know what length of contract we need as when i went to apply for accomodation there was no offer for a long contract. I'm really confused and could really do with some help as i don't want to get it wrong. Can we apply for a long contract as our academic year is longer or do we have to apply for a standard contract and then get out of term time residence??
Any ideas??
Thanks

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Original post by NicolaR

To all the new nursing students for 2011 entry.....does anyone know what length of contract we need as when i went to apply for accomodation there was no offer for a long contract. I'm really confused and could really do with some help as i don't want to get it wrong. Can we apply for a long contract as our academic year is longer or do we have to apply for a standard contract and then get out of term time residence??
Any ideas??
Thanks

Spot on with the 2nd option. We apply for standard and then extend it once we're there. :smile:

"Occasionally, undergraduate students find that their courses can run on beyond 01st July. In cases like this it is usually not necessary to take a 51 week contract, but instead opt for the 39 or 40 week contract and arrange Out of Term Residence (OTR) with their Hall Manager if they need to stay longer."

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NicolaR

Is that what you're going to do?? I just don't want to get it wrong and get stuck with nowhere to live...thanks
x

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