Your Dream University?

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apparently the lecturer was bad too, some greek guy who could barely speak english (no racism but obviously students need to understand them)

I saw a lecture carried out by an Indian guy from Harvard Business School once, could barely understand what he was saying. It happens, not all lecturers can communicate their gifts effectively.

Reply 81

TheTechN1304

Oxford...but I ****ed up this year. 2016 it is :lol:

Reply 82

thisistheend

Original post by HarryDn

what is it :biggrin:

A free one, with free courses, free accomodations, and a full bursary for all.

Reply 83

Castiel.

Oxford

I really want to study PPL there :biggrin:

Reply 84

Gridiron-Gangster

Cambridge or one of the Ivies except Brown or Dartmouth.

Oh....wait....lol :biggrin:

*smug*

Reply 85

BBaggins

Original post by HarryDn

what is it :biggrin:

Its... Its...sorta difficult to tell as I am awake.
Ask me when I'm sleeping. :colondollar:

Ta-ta

Reply 86

CaptainBrown

Original post by Coffeetime

Will you be going to Manchester for Ancient History?

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I already am, first year :smile:

Edge Hill

Original post by CaptainBrown

I already am, first year :smile:

How do you like it? I'll be doing it in the fall.

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Reply 89

Skill Twix

Original post by Coffeetime

But as you've said, you could always do your masters at LSE!

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Well yes I could :smile:

Hopefully!
I'd love to go to the top 10 unis for Economics(masters) but LSE is still a dream(if I get a first class degree)

Reply 90

username1221364

Original post by Skill Twix

Well yes I could :smile:

Hopefully!
I'd love to go to the top 10 unis for Economics(masters) but LSE is still a dream(if I get a first class degree)

I'd love to go to Oxford for my masters. I'm sure our dream universities aren't completely out of reach.

Reply 91

Blitzkrieg15

The following are more than just universities, they are part of history: Oxbridge, Durham, St Andrews, Edinburgh (and Glasgow, Aberdeen).

Reply 92

Clip

Original post by MissLalaxx

Vassar College

Great if you're rich, not too smart, reading Liberal Arts and don't want to be in a sorority.

Reply 93

MissLalaxx

Original post by Clip

Great if you're rich, not too smart, reading Liberal Arts and don't want to be in a sorority.

It's like $60,000 a year. Not worth it! Only said it cos it was mentioned in PLL.lol

Reply 94

Natashka

Original post by Wanted

UCL but with enough study space to actually sit down and work.

If I got a penny for every time I walked around like a plonker trying to get some seating.....

Some one might have already replied, but you must really be pleased with the new hub opening then! It's not overly crowded I find, but then I don't particularly go during the peak hours either =)

Reply 95

El cRaZY

A medical university!!! :smile:

Reply 96

SmallWorld_16

Cambridge

(and I actually got an offer there) :wink:

Exeter!

Original post by Coffeetime

How do you like it? I'll be doing it in the fall.

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Awesome! I love it, the modules are usually pretty good, as are the lecturers, the university has an insane amount of resources (classical and otherwise) and the city is absolutely fantastic. Are you coming for undergrad or postgrad?