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Reply 240

TLi1295

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Medicine at Downing :biggrin:

A*AA (A* in Chemistry - I'm convinced it's because I messed up my Chemistry question at the interview :P)

Reply 241

bananarama2

Who is doing Natsci at Emma then?

Reply 242

St. Brynjar

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Original post by not_a_dog

Any TH offer holders around? :biggrin:

Original post by The.Doctor

Congratulations folks! Any TitHall applicants?

Speaking! A*AA for Geography :smile:

It's still so surreal that this is actually happening, it hasn't properly sank in yet.

Reply 243

Oromis263

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Original post by bananarama2

Who is doing Natsci at Emma then?

Reply 244

bananarama2

Original post by Oromis263

What are you options going to be?

Reply 245

Oromis263

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Original post by bananarama2

What are you options going to be?

Physics, Maths B, Earth Sciences and undecided on final option. Could be any of the last three, I like the look of all of them. In order, perhaps: CompSci > Materials > Chemistry.

A friend of mine dropped the CompSci course after a few weeks so that's worried me a little bit, originally I had been set on doing it. I have a couple of friends in Materials/Chemistry so will have to get their opinions. Chemistry lecturers are supposedly really good..

Yourself? I would hazard Chemistry, Physics, Maths B and Materials? (Unsure on the last one! :tongue:

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Reply 246

bananarama2

Original post by Oromis263

Physics, Maths B, Earth Sciences and undecided on final option. Could be any of the last three, I like the look of all of them. In order, perhaps: CompSci > Materials > Chemistry.

A friend of mine dropped the CompSci course after a few weeks so that's worried me a little bit, originally I had been set on doing it. I have a couple of friends in Materials/Chemistry so will have to get their opinions. Chemistry lecturers are supposedly really good..

Yourself? I would hazard Chemistry, Physics, Maths B and Materials? (Unsure on the last one! :tongue:

)

Compsci worries me :tongue:

Yes, I'm unsure about my last one too. I think either material or earth sciences...

I've got to get the 95% in FP2 and FP3 to get onto the Maths B course :wink:

Reply 247

ukdragon37

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Original post by Oromis263

Physics, Maths B, Earth Sciences and undecided on final option. Could be any of the last three, I like the look of all of them. In order, perhaps: CompSci > Materials > Chemistry.

A friend of mine dropped the CompSci course after a few weeks so that's worried me a little bit, originally I had been set on doing it. I have a couple of friends in Materials/Chemistry so will have to get their opinions. Chemistry lecturers are supposedly really good..

Yourself? I would hazard Chemistry, Physics, Maths B and Materials? (Unsure on the last one! :tongue:

)

Original post by bananarama2

Compsci worries me :tongue:

Compsci worries me too :tongue:

Maths B is definitely more fun than A :wink:

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Reply 248

ErrinR

Insanely happy with my A*AA offer for BioNatSci at Pembroke! :biggrin:

Please can someone put my mind to rest though, I'm terrified I won't have time to enjoy myself at Cambridge with the workload :frown:

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Reply 249

Buongiorno

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Came across this thread just now... hi everyone :smile:

(Emmanuel MML)

Reply 250

bananarama2

Original post by ukdragon37

Maths B is definitely more fun than A :wink:

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I've been told it's far harder too....

Reply 251

DomPugh

Original post by tryingtolearn94

Anyone for corpus? :smile:

And any law people?

Law at Trinity :smile:

Reply 252

SwarajD

Original post by not_a_dog

Any TH offer holders around? :biggrin:

CompSci offer! You?

Reply 253

Oromis263

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Original post by bananarama2

I've been told it's far harder too....

My friends there have said it's definitely faster than Maths A, but I have looked at some of the Maths B stuff and it looks fine. I think the difficulty comes with the pace of lectures and only a few of the extended topics.