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Social Science 2014

Hey, I've applied for social sciences at Cardiff and would really like to meet other undergraduates before I start, I'd like to meet people doing social sciences but still post even if you don't, I'm planning on staying in Talybont North and I know I'll be joining the ActOne society as well as anything jiu jitsu related :kungfu:
Reply 1
Original post by Amina157
Hey, I've applied for social sciences at Cardiff and would really like to meet other undergraduates before I start, I'd like to meet people doing social sciences but still post even if you don't, I'm planning on staying in Talybont North and I know I'll be joining the ActOne society as well as anything jiu jitsu related :kungfu:


Hi! :smile: I'm in my gap year and just confirmed my unconditional offer to study social sciences at Cardiff Uni this September. I'm stuck between putting Talybont Court or Talybont South as my first choice for accomodation though because of what I've heard about Talybont Court not being very social, and I haven't even considered what societies to join yet.
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Reply 2
Original post by 3Bethany
Hi! :smile: I'm in my gap year and just confirmed my unconditional offer to study social sciences at Cardiff Uni this September. I'm stuck between putting Talybont Court or Talybont South as my first choice for accomodation though because of what I've heard about Talybont Court not being very social, and I haven't even considered what societies to join yet.


Hey, i know what you mean about Talybont court, I've heard the rumours too, I went for North because it was cheaper and I'm on a tight budget but I had a friend who stayed in Court and she said it's really not as bad as everyone says and the other Talybont residences are within walking distance. From what I've heard North is closest to various shops and supermarkets whereas South is the most social and can get quite noisy, but you can always come to North and chill out with me :aetsch: also you got an Unconditional Offer...WOW!!
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Original post by Amina157
Hey, i know what you mean about Talybont court, I've heard the rumours too, I went for North because it was cheaper and I'm on a tight budget but I had a friend who stayed in Court and she said it's really not as bad as everyone says and the other Talybont residences are within walking distance. From what I've heard North is closest to various shops and supermarkets whereas South is the most social and can get quite noisy, but you can always come to North and chill out with me :aetsch: also you got an Unconditional Offer...WOW!!


That's pretty much what I've heard about each of the Talybont residences too, but either way people recommend them as being good first choices so I'm sure whatever I choose will be fine :smile: aw thanks, we could end up being neighbours! :biggrin: it's only because I already had my results from the year before though, but Cardiff was always my first choice so I accepted it as soon as I got the offer 😁
Reply 4
cool, I really can't wait to get to Cardiff, assuming i meet my offer of course. what a-levels did you take?
Reply 5
I didn't take A-Levels. I took a BTEC Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care :smile: How about you?
Reply 6
i did AS Drama and continued English lit, Sociology and Economics to A2 :bl:
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BTW there's this page on fb, it's not mine but they should let you join https://www.facebook.com/groups/567934166632727/?fref=ts
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Original post by Amina157
BTW there's this page on fb, it's not mine but they should let you join https://www.facebook.com/groups/567934166632727/?fref=ts


Thanks for linking me to this, I've joined the group now as well as the one for freshers week :smile:
Reply 9
no problem, so hey what made you go for social sciences?
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I'd quite like to be a play therapist but I didn't want to limit my options too early on and the course is recognised by the British Psychological Society which is a good starting point for what I want to do :smile: how about you?
Reply 11
Original post by 3Bethany
I'd quite like to be a play therapist but I didn't want to limit my options too early on and the course is recognised by the British Psychological Society which is a good starting point for what I want to do :smile: how about you?


I don't really know what i want to do yet which is why i went for the course because it allows for breadth and specialisation later if needs be, I'm hoping I'll just be drawn to an area whilst I'm there which can then shape my career. :crossedf:
Reply 12
Yo! I'm doing social science too 😁 staying in a house not halls though 🙈

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