Oh I've got Dr. Julia Gog and Dr. Julia Goedecke for one of the interviews, and Prof. Richard Weber and Dr Richard Hinkl for the other... looks like three of our interviewers are the same! I have one interview an hour after the other, should be interesting...

Reply 3349

SParm

8

Original post by M1K3

Nice one

What time is your interview at? I also applied to robinson, with the interview on the 6th. I like how you have accepted this 'challenge', Ive already given up:L

Early morning I think. Same course; same interview eh....?

Coincidence...?

No. After all there are a set number of days it can actually be on =P

No don't give up!!!! Frolick in the land of maths and you'll be as well prepared as you can be =P

Reply 3350

username458263

9

Original post by SParm

Early morning I think. Same course; same interview eh....?

Coincidence...?

No. After all there are a set number of days it can actually be on =P

No don't give up!!!! Frolick in the land of maths and you'll be as well prepared as you can be =P

You sound like my (rather wonderful) maths teacher. "Maths is not a formula; maths is a feeling."

Reply 3351

gwenllian94

I can't decide which is better.... Manchester or Nottingham?

Reply 3352

SParm

8

Original post by derangedyoshi

You sound like my (rather wonderful) maths teacher. "Maths is not a formula; maths is a feeling."

He sounds like a wonderful person <3.

And I shall be shamelessly ripping off that quote should anyone ever try and argue against the beauty of maths :smile:

Reply 3353

actuarialmaestro:p

Original post by laughylolly

Basically applying to all the same uni's as me bar one. Same college at Oxford too! What college did you apply for at Durham? I guess you are an international applicant since you sat O levels?

Er, it was....... St.something and St.Bedes... Yes international,..... Which uni is different?

Reply 3354

Aristotle's' Disciple

19

Original post by gwenllian94

I can't decide which is better.... Manchester or Nottingham?

I think Nottingham IMHO, better prestige, course is just as good, campus looks awesome and they have a new maths building! :biggrin:

Reply 3355

username458263

9

Original post by SParm

He sounds like a wonderful person <3.

And I shall be shamelessly ripping off that quote should anyone ever try and argue against the beauty of maths :smile:

You could also try "maths is not a spectator sport" should anyone seem reluctant to do their homework. He is fabulous :P

Reply 3356

anyone_can_fly

11

Original post by ben-smith

Well done!

*jealousy*

Thank you! I'm sure you'll get yours soon. :smile:

Original post by MOKHLOB

Congrats

Did they specify which STEP you have to get the 2 in ?

Yes, STEP 2 or 3.

Reply 3357

username458263

9

Original post by anyone_can_fly

Thank you! I'm sure you'll get yours soon. :smile:

Yes, STEP 2 or 3.

Have you done FM? I'd have thought it would be STEP 1 or 2 since you're Scottish. Just out of curiosity, I haven't applied to Imperial :P

Reply 3358

anyone_can_fly

11

Original post by derangedyoshi

Have you done FM? I'd have thought it would be STEP 1 or 2 since you're Scottish. Just out of curiosity, I haven't applied to Imperial :P

No, cos I'm doing AHs. It is strange. On the other hand, AH maths covers almost all the pure stuff in FM (the only I know of not covered is Taylor Series, though there may be more), and Stats will probably cover the statistics? Haven't looked at the syllabus in detail. I might email them to confirm that it's right, but I'll wait a couple of months, because if I get an Oxford offer it doesn't matter and there's no hurry (and I need to check how much I'd need to learn for STEP III).

Other Warwick people, did you get the form about STEP help? I don't know who to put as my 'School Contact' - did you just do the head of maths?