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Reply 220
Original post by chloerebecca96
So annoying!! What other universities have you applied for/heard back from?


Durham, (Birmigham), Nottingham, Sheffield and Liverpool. In order of preference.
I've had confirmations from all of them, no offers though :frown:. School sent the application through on the 16th
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Reply 221
Applying for Accounting and Finance ! :biggrin:
Reply 222
I've applied to study physics at Birmingham. Birmingham was my favourite out of the uni visits I made so I would be over the Moon with an offer from them.

Good luck everyone!
Reply 223
Got the offer from Birmingham in Material Sciences and Technology, although the offer is still not official through UCAS, but only by post mail from admissions tutor saying he will suggest university to make such offer :smile:
Original post by chloerebecca96
So annoying!! What other universities have you applied for/heard back from?


I applied for Oxford, Bath, Sheffield, York and Birmingham :smile: got offers back from Sheffield and York so that's pretty good.
Reply 225
HI EVERYONE I have applied a ma at Birmingham, hope to join this big family.
Do you guys know normally how long I need to wait for the offer?
Original post by flaptoad
I've applied to study physics at Birmingham. Birmingham was my favourite out of the uni visits I made so I would be over the Moon with an offer from them.

Good luck everyone!


I've applied to study Physics too (well Physics and Astrophysics specifically but still the same department), I haven't visited it though, what was the department and campus like? And the accommodation if you looked at it? :smile:


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Reply 227
Original post by LucyW456
I've applied to study Physics too (well Physics and Astrophysics specifically but still the same department), I haven't visited it though, what was the department and campus like? And the accommodation if you looked at it? :smile:


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I visited Birmingham in June and since then I have been to six more unis so my memory is a little fuzzy, but here is what I remember. The main thing I remember from the whole uni was coming away from it thinking this is awesome and that I could see myself being there.

The department was a bit old looking but it's pretty big, and the staff and students were really nice. The lecturer I had a talk with was really inspiring :smile: Are you applying for the 4 year course? Because they said if you do and you don't make A*AA but get AAA instead you are guaranteed a place on the three year course, which I thought was pretty good.

Campus is pretty large, with a very pleasant atmosphere. Lots of social areas (a big green in the centre of the campus next to the clock tower is where a lot of students socialise on sunny days, or so I was told), some green areas (I think there is a lake somewhere) and the various departments make up the campus.

Accommodation was also pretty nice. It's all fairly modern and the top accommodation was amazing, but obviously living there is expensive.

As I mentioned my memory is a little fuzzy but I hope all that information is fairly accurate.

Hope this helped!
Reply 228
I've applied to Birmingham to do Medical Science :smile:
I sent my application off on Tuesday and now its the start of the waiting game...
Any other MedSci. applicants awaiting offers or any had offers yet?
Applied for Philosophy two weeks ago - visited on sat as I hadn't been before applying and absolutely LOVED it!
Got offers from Manchester and Leeds so far but am hoping for an offer from B'Ham :smile:

Any other philo apps?
Reply 230
Uni nowadays.

'Excuse to chill out, lax and drink all year, eccept the occasional late last-night panic before handing in a paper.''

for most anyways.
Original post by flaptoad
I visited Birmingham in June and since then I have been to six more unis so my memory is a little fuzzy, but here is what I remember. The main thing I remember from the whole uni was coming away from it thinking this is awesome and that I could see myself being there.

The department was a bit old looking but it's pretty big, and the staff and students were really nice. The lecturer I had a talk with was really inspiring :smile: Are you applying for the 4 year course? Because they said if you do and you don't make A*AA but get AAA instead you are guaranteed a place on the three year course, which I thought was pretty good.

Campus is pretty large, with a very pleasant atmosphere. Lots of social areas (a big green in the centre of the campus next to the clock tower is where a lot of students socialise on sunny days, or so I was told), some green areas (I think there is a lake somewhere) and the various departments make up the campus.

Accommodation was also pretty nice. It's all fairly modern and the top accommodation was amazing, but obviously living there is expensive.

As I mentioned my memory is a little fuzzy but I hope all that information is fairly accurate.

Hope this helped!


oh cool, thanks so much for your help! :smile: yeh i'm applying for the 4 year, that's good to know that if you don't get the grades they guarantee a place on the 3 year, I think Sheffield does that too.
Reply 232
Anyone applied for history and English Literature? :smile: Sent my application off a week ago :eek:
Just got a conditional offer from Birmingham for Psychology, my fourth offer in a fortnight! So happy! :biggrin:
Original post by LucyW456
oh cool, thanks so much for your help! :smile: yeh i'm applying for the 4 year, that's good to know that if you don't get the grades they guarantee a place on the 3 year, I think Sheffield does that too.


I'm also applying to that course, the university was fantastic. I got my offer today (A*AA), and am really happy, as it's my second choice after Oxford.
Well done to everyone getting offers at this uni. Got notified today for an interview here for Medicine - getting closer to that evasive offer. Fingers crossed! :smile:
Reply 236
Original post by aallen
Just wondering, who is thinking of applying to Birmingham for 2014 entry?
I'm applying to study English.


I've literally just pressed the send button on my application! Scary! Applied to Birmingham to do English too, combined with History :smile:
Reply 237
Original post by evie2014
Anyone applied for history and English Literature? :smile: Sent my application off a week ago :eek:

Just English Lit here! SO EXCITED! :biggrin:
Reply 238
Original post by skydive23
I've literally just pressed the send button on my application! Scary! Applied to Birmingham to do English too, combined with History :smile:


The library is LUSH, as is the department for that matter. It is my first choice and favorite. How about you?
Reply 239
Original post by skydive23
I've literally just pressed the send button on my application! Scary! Applied to Birmingham to do English too, combined with History :smile:


I've applied for history and English lit too :smile::smile:

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