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Original post by Aristotle's' Disciple
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Oh my days, Warwick is SO SICK! Best maths building I've been to by a mile! Was good seeing you today as well.
If you weren't with your dad we could have jammed! How did you find it? I ain't gonna go for MORSE, I was thinking about it, but I think I'm just going to opt for solid insurance choices now the AAB thing was confirmed lol. THE BUILDING IS SO NICE!
Oh my days, Warwick is SO SICK! Best maths building I've been to by a mile! Was good seeing you today as well.
If you weren't with your dad we could have jammed! How did you find it? I ain't gonna go for MORSE, I was thinking about it, but I think I'm just going to opt for solid insurance choices now the AAB thing was confirmed lol. THE BUILDING IS SO NICE!It was good, building was cool but the Parabola shaped maths faculty at Cambridge edges it
I think i will go for MMORSE and MMath, and i like the AAB bit, put me at ease im not sure i could live there for 3 years though.. on campus seems fine, but off campus, leamington spa didnt really attract me, although fairly easy for me to get home if i ever needed! Course looks great though!Original post by Aristotle's' Disciple
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Oh my days, Warwick is SO SICK! Best maths building I've been to by a mile! Was good seeing you today as well. If you weren't with your dad we could have jammed! How did you find it? I ain't gonna go for MORSE, I was thinking about it, but I think I'm just going to opt for solid insurance choices now the AAB thing was confirmed lol. THE BUILDING IS SO NICE!
Oh my days, Warwick is SO SICK! Best maths building I've been to by a mile! Was good seeing you today as well.
If you weren't with your dad we could have jammed! How did you find it? I ain't gonna go for MORSE, I was thinking about it, but I think I'm just going to opt for solid insurance choices now the AAB thing was confirmed lol. THE BUILDING IS SO NICE!It was good, building was cool but the Parabola shaped maths faculty at Cambridge edges it
I think i will go for MMORSE and MMath, and i like the AAB bit, put me at ease im not sure i could live there for 3 years though.. on campus seems fine, but off campus, leamington spa didnt really attract me, although fairly easy for me to get home if i ever needed! Course looks great though!
Ok i'm in year 11 and i want to do a maths degree at Warwick I took the GCSE Maths exam early and got a A* and this year im doing additional maths but i'm only good at maths i mean i got C in english and Bs and Cs in every other subject, does this mean if i wanna go Warwick i'm gonna have to do some MAJOR resitting?
Original post by OHNOGEM
Ok i'm in year 11 and i want to do a maths degree at Warwick I took the GCSE Maths exam early and got a A* and this year im doing additional maths but i'm only good at maths i mean i got C in english and Bs and Cs in every other subject, does this mean if i wanna go Warwick i'm gonna have to do some MAJOR resitting?
Nah, they really don't care about GCSEs don't worry about it. But Cambridge is out of the question. And you might want to check what they want for the core subjects. :/
Original post by Jampolo
It was good, building was cool but the Parabola shaped maths faculty at Cambridge edges it I think i will go for MMORSE and MMath, and i like the AAB bit, put me at ease im not sure i could live there for 3 years though.. on campus seems fine, but off campus, leamington spa didnt really attract me, although fairly easy for me to get home if i ever needed! Course looks great though!
I think i will go for MMORSE and MMath, and i like the AAB bit, put me at ease im not sure i could live there for 3 years though.. on campus seems fine, but off campus, leamington spa didnt really attract me, although fairly easy for me to get home if i ever needed! Course looks great though!Yeah, you're right, who am I kidding.
Yeah I too will go for MMath, I think with the quality of Warwicks course, it would be a waste not to utilize the extra year. AAB was awesome news. ;D I thought the campus was amazing, but yeah, I agree the town was abit %^£$. I wouldn't stay in the town tbh, I'd rather do accommodation and then move back home to Birmingham. As soon as you leave the university ground Warwicks just full of old people and... nothingness. -__-
Original post by Jampolo
I think i will go for MMORSE and MMath, and i like the AAB bit, put me at ease
since when did warwick ask for AAB? or did I misinterpret your post?
Original post by Aristotle's' Disciple
Yeah, you're right, who am I kidding. Yeah I too will go for MMath, I think with the quality of Warwicks course, it would be a waste not to utilize the extra year. AAB was awesome news. ;D I thought the campus was amazing, but yeah, I agree the town was abit %^£$. I wouldn't stay in the town tbh, I'd rather do accommodation and then move back home to Birmingham. As soon as you leave the university ground Warwicks just full of old people and... nothingness. -__-
Yeah I too will go for MMath, I think with the quality of Warwicks course, it would be a waste not to utilize the extra year. AAB was awesome news. ;D I thought the campus was amazing, but yeah, I agree the town was abit %^£$. I wouldn't stay in the town tbh, I'd rather do accommodation and then move back home to Birmingham. As soon as you leave the university ground Warwicks just full of old people and... nothingness. -__-
Original post by House Dagoth
since when did warwick ask for AAB? or did I misinterpret your post?
AAB is their prediction requirement for the standard A*A*A 2 offer.
Original post by Aristotle's' Disciple
Yeah, you're right, who am I kidding. Yeah I too will go for MMath, I think with the quality of Warwicks course, it would be a waste not to utilize the extra year. AAB was awesome news. ;D I thought the campus was amazing, but yeah, I agree the town was abit %^£$. I wouldn't stay in the town tbh, I'd rather do accommodation and then move back home to Birmingham. As soon as you leave the university ground Warwicks just full of old people and... nothingness. -__-
Yeah I too will go for MMath, I think with the quality of Warwicks course, it would be a waste not to utilize the extra year. AAB was awesome news. ;D I thought the campus was amazing, but yeah, I agree the town was abit %^£$. I wouldn't stay in the town tbh, I'd rather do accommodation and then move back home to Birmingham. As soon as you leave the university ground Warwicks just full of old people and... nothingness. -__-ah atleast you can move home! I live in Essex
still considering London uni's though..Original post by House Dagoth
since when did warwick ask for AAB? or did I misinterpret your post?
yeah Warwick just throw offers at people lol, rougly 1450 applicants, and about 1370 offers i think. over 1000 of them missed the offer, thats the sad part.
GCSEs: 9A*s 1C
A2 Levels: A* Maths, A* Further Maths, A* Economics, U in General Studies.
University: University of Greenwich
As tutition prices are going up I have decided to go to my local uni(2mins away) to reduce my debt. Working this year so I can pay off all 3 year so when I come out of uni I am debt freeee. Plus the league table for maths show its better than most prestige unis
A2 Levels: A* Maths, A* Further Maths, A* Economics, U in General Studies.
University: University of Greenwich
As tutition prices are going up I have decided to go to my local uni(2mins away) to reduce my debt. Working this year so I can pay off all 3 year so when I come out of uni I am debt freeee. Plus the league table for maths show its better than most prestige unis
Original post by Cura
GCSEs: 9A*s 1C
A2 Levels: A* Maths, A* Further Maths, A* Economics, U in General Studies.
University: University of Greenwich
As tutition prices are going up I have decided to go to my local uni(2mins away) to reduce my debt. Working this year so I can pay off all 3 year so when I come out of uni I am debt freeee. Plus the league table for maths show its better than most prestige unis
A2 Levels: A* Maths, A* Further Maths, A* Economics, U in General Studies.
University: University of Greenwich
As tutition prices are going up I have decided to go to my local uni(2mins away) to reduce my debt. Working this year so I can pay off all 3 year so when I come out of uni I am debt freeee. Plus the league table for maths show its better than most prestige unis
Greenwich, local? You dont live far from me then
Lol Greenich?!
I live on the thames My tutors were all shocked when I told them I was going Greenwich, even my family friend who works in Cambridge was shocked that I rejected the offer.
My tutors were all shocked when I told them I was going Greenwich, even my family friend who works in Cambridge was shocked that I rejected the offer.Original post by Cura
GCSEs: 9A*s 1C
A2 Levels: A* Maths, A* Further Maths, A* Economics, U in General Studies.
University: University of Greenwich
As tutition prices are going up I have decided to go to my local uni(2mins away) to reduce my debt. Working this year so I can pay off all 3 year so when I come out of uni I am debt freeee. Plus the league table for maths show its better than most prestige unis
A2 Levels: A* Maths, A* Further Maths, A* Economics, U in General Studies.
University: University of Greenwich
As tutition prices are going up I have decided to go to my local uni(2mins away) to reduce my debt. Working this year so I can pay off all 3 year so when I come out of uni I am debt freeee. Plus the league table for maths show its better than most prestige unis
why don't you apply for other london unis aswell? you still won't be in much debt
Original post by like_a_star
why don't you apply for other london unis aswell? you still won't be in much debt
Zone 1 costs too much
Original post by Cura
Zone 1 costs too much
fair enough
Original post by Xero Xenith
Wow - I mean no disrespect but that's not very good! Just practise is all you can do I suppose... 
I completed my first STEP II question yesterday
it was... difficult. Put it that way. Screw 45 minutes as an advised time, this took me more like 2 hours!
(STEP II 2007 Q3, integrating 1/(a²+x²)... basically deriving an FP2 result then using it in odd ways. Wasn't too bad until the very last part, which really confused me for over an hour. I tried a few things before I realised my first idea was the right one)
What I find is it's best to just keep trying... if you get demotivated, don't immediately leap for the answer. Just come back to it the next day. It's so much more satisfying when you complete it that way
STEP seems hard now but for us peeps already cracking on with practise, it should be very doable in 9 months time!
I completed my first STEP II question yesterday
it was... difficult. Put it that way. Screw 45 minutes as an advised time, this took me more like 2 hours!(STEP II 2007 Q3, integrating 1/(a²+x²)... basically deriving an FP2 result then using it in odd ways. Wasn't too bad until the very last part, which really confused me for over an hour. I tried a few things before I realised my first idea was the right one
)What I find is it's best to just keep trying... if you get demotivated, don't immediately leap for the answer. Just come back to it the next day. It's so much more satisfying when you complete it that way
STEP seems hard now but for us peeps already cracking on with practise, it should be very doable in 9 months time!
I don't think I can say I'm "cracking on with practice", done two questions so far
. One the bright side I managed them both! I'm trying to focus on the MAT for now and then worry about STEP after. Though the MAT is getting uncomfortably close now. 
On a brighter note, Warwick is nice.
Original post by Jampolo
yeah Warwick just throw offers at people lol, rougly 1450 applicants, and about 1370 offers i think. over 1000 of them missed the offer, thats the sad part.
Not quite: a lot of people don't firm the offer, so there are 470 Home/EU firmers and then 240/250 Home/EU freshers. Still pretty scary though.
Original post by anyone_can_fly
Not quite: a lot of people don't firm the offer, so there are 470 Home/EU firmers and then 240/250 Home/EU freshers. Still pretty scary though.
Not quite: a lot of people don't firm the offer, so there are 470 Home/EU firmers and then 240/250 Home/EU freshers. Still pretty scary though.
Oh yeah, forgot about that
, good to know i have an offer from warwick, kinda, already Going to Warwick has actually made my decision harder
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