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Reply 1880

lilGem

Original post by Pandora.

Which halls are you in? :smile:

Norfolk Terrace (my first choice) in the ziggurats :biggrin:

Reply 1881

Pandora.

Original post by furryface12

I am

Are you going to the open day on Monday by any chance?

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Yay!

It looks fab, but I've never been to a city that big before, never mind lived in one! :eek:

I'm not, no. :redface:

Please let me know how you find it! (I assume you're going?)

Original post by lilGem

Norfolk Terrace (my first choice) in the ziggurats :biggrin:

Oh wow! They look so strange, but I bet they'll make for a great time. :biggrin:

Have you managed to find any neighbours on TSR?

Reply 1882

furryface12

Original post by Pandora.

Yay!

It looks fab, but I've never been to a city that big before, never mind lived in one! :eek:

I'm not, no. :redface:

Please let me know how you find it! (I assume you're going?)

I am, and I will! I've been to London and places, but not at all sure about living in one as you say! Cities are scary, I'll keep my small town any day :colondollar:

But Edinburgh looks really good :biggrin:

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Reply 1883

Pandora.

Original post by furryface12

I am, and I will! I've been to London and places, but not at all sure about living in one as you say! Cities are scary, I'll keep my small town any day :colondollar:

But Edinburgh looks really good :biggrin:

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Thank you! :h:

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. At the same time, there's usually loads of shops and parks etc, which would be lovely. Thinking about it, 2/3 of my current uni ideas are in cities. :teehee:

Which course are you thinking of? :smile:

Reply 1884

Cerdic

Original post by Pandora.

It does seem like a really strange idea! I'm actually really liking it though, especially considering how indecisive I can be. I can't find much info about it though, there must be something on TSR...

Joint honours is also starting to look a bit more appealing... hmm..... I don't like the idea of feeling like 'half' a student though, of that makes sense.

Anybody else considering Edinburgh? :smile:

You thinking of joint honours in related subjects or completely different? I don't think it makes you a half student, it probably looks just as good. Many American degrees are joint honours, students 'major' in one subject and 'minor' in another.
I've been thinking about natural sciences so I can do more than just physics, but I think I'd rather just physics.

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Reply 1885

furryface12

Original post by Pandora.

Thank you! :h:

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. At the same time, there's usually loads of shops and parks etc, which would be lovely. Thinking about it, 2/3 of my current uni ideas are in cities. :teehee:

Which course are you thinking of? :smile:

Yeah, several of mine are too! I'm thinking of physics and music, you? There are definite advantages to cities, I'll see at uni but I think I'll stick to avoiding them if I can help it later on in life :tongue:

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Reply 1886

lilGem

Original post by Pandora.

Oh wow! They look so strange, but I bet they'll make for a great time. :biggrin:

Have you managed to find any neighbours on TSR?

We're only given the hall rather than the flat and room number :redface:

Found a few people in the hall though :biggrin:

Reply 1887

techno836

Original post by lilGem

We're only given the hall rather than the flat and room number :redface:

Found a few people in the hall though :biggrin:

Just a general question here :colondollar:

what year are you in / how old are you :lol:

Reply 1888

lilGem

Original post by techno836

Just a general question here :colondollar:

what year are you in / how old are you :lol:

I will be a first year at university next month and 19 :colondollar:

I feel so old on here, but I love the regulars on this thread so I'm sticking around :yep:

Reply 1889

techno836

Original post by lilGem

I will be a first year at university next month and 19 :colondollar:

I feel so old on here, but I love the regulars on this thread so I'm sticking around :yep:

Ohh se i wasn't sure if you was 1st year or year 13 :colondollar:

what you doing and where :biggrin:

Reply 1890

Changing Skies

Original post by lilGem

I'll update you when my year long modules are put in :biggrin:

Oh good

I can't wait to hear about the subject when you've had lectures etc :colondollar:

Although I'm not applying for a straight biology degree anymore, a lot of my modules are biological so I'm extremely happy! :smile:

Luckily animal behaviour and biodiversity are included, plus other modules from a biology degree :love:

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Reply 1891

lilGem

Original post by techno836

Ohh se i wasn't sure if you was 1st year or year 13 :colondollar:

what you doing and where :biggrin:

UEA biological sciences :love:

Original post by Lucy96

Oh good

I can't wait to hear about the subject when you've had lectures etc :colondollar:

Although I'm not applying for a straight biology degree anymore, a lot of my modules are biological so I'm extremely happy! :smile:

Luckily animal behaviour and biodiversity are included, plus other modules from a biology degree :love:

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I will be sure to keep you updated, I'll try my best to anyway :yep:

ooh animal behaviour, the closest I have to that is behavioural ecology as a second year option :redface:

Awh sounds like a great course, you must let me know how things go :biggrin:

Reply 1892

techno836

Original post by lilGem

UEA biological sciences :love:

I will be sure to keep you updated, I'll try my best to anyway :yep:

ooh animal behaviour, the closest I have to that is behavioural ecology as a second year option :redface:

Awh sounds like a great course, you must let me know how things go :biggrin:

Ooh wow so without a rather stupid answer please (meaning just don't answer biology) :colondollar:

what does that involve ?

Reply 1893

Changing Skies

Original post by lilGem

UEA biological sciences :love:

I will be sure to keep you updated, I'll try my best to anyway :yep:

ooh animal behaviour, the closest I have to that is behavioural ecology as a second year option :redface:

Awh sounds like a great course, you must let me know how things go :biggrin:

Thank you

Yeah, obviously you're going to be very busy so I understand if not :h:

And that'll be very interesting :biggrin:

I definitely will :yep:

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Reply 1894

mynameisntbobk

Any Londoners sorted out their oyster card stuff?

Reply 1895

obsessedfreak95

Wowww this year has gone so so fast! :O

I'm hoping to do Modern Languages with Business Management at university :smile:

AS Levels: French (A), Spanish (A), Maths (B), Music (B)
A2 Levels: French (predicted A*/A), Spanish (predicted A), Maths (predicted B)
University choices: Nottingham, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds, Queen Mary

Reply 1896

obsessedfreak95

Original post by ethery

Okay, so here's a lame attempt to start a conversation for our first year 13 board:

what exam result of those you received on Thursday are you proudest of? Whether it be a single paper or an overall grade. :smile:

I'm definitely most proud of my French grade (A). At the start of this year I was predicted a D, in March I was predicted a C and in my exam i actually got 90% overall across my speaking and written paper, so I'm now on target for an A*!

:eek:

Reply 1897

Dalek1099

Original post by Endless Blue

Forever? I like TSR, but I don't think it's that great. What course/unis are you thinking of?

Maths at Newcastle, Durham,Warwick,Oxford/Cambridge(depends on AS UMS) and Northumbria-there is a very small possibility I will take Physics but I should be taking Maths.I'm worried about moving away from home though.Is there anywhere where I can speak to people and find out home they moved away from home.