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Chemical Engineering Applicants - 2017 Entry

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Original post by lai812matthew
no i'm in 'college' haha


Sorry, im confused now.how did you get an offer in march if your still at college. Did you retake a year?
Original post by Khanman123
Sorry, im confused now.how did you get an offer in march if your still at college. Did you retake a year?


He meant he's in Imperial "College" London :biggrin:
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Original post by lai812matthew
no i'm in 'college' haha


What are your thoughts about ICL btw? In general and of the course so far? Sorry if you've already answered this before hahaha
Original post by ML8020
He meant he's in Imperial "Collge" London :biggrin:


Aha, feel like a bit of a muggle now hehe.
Hi there,
I'm currently studying chemical engineering at Newcastle - so if anyone has any questions about the course or city feel free to ask :smile:
Goodluck with your applications
Original post by NeverLucky
What are your thoughts about ICL btw? In general and of the course so far? Sorry if you've already answered this before hahaha


i think it suits me but bear in mind i'm a super nerdy guy so
Original post by IvoryToast
Hi there,
I'm currently studying chemical engineering at Newcastle - so if anyone has any questions about the course or city feel free to ask :smile:
Goodluck with your applications


hows newcastle? got a friend in 4th year who has told me bad things haha.
Original post by lai812matthew
i think it suits me but bear in mind i'm a super nerdy guy so

Mind if I ask how's the social life? Do you have opportunities to make new friends, socialise with other students etc?

I am certain that Imperial is academically fantastic and my visit during my interview further confirms it. I have visited many professional labs, control rooms and study areas there and it is a pleasure to study there.

The only thing that drags me back a bit is the social life. During the tour I didn't see any recreational facilities apart from the sports centre and the student hub (a little bar), which might be a concern for me. Can I ask how's the social life of an Imperial student?:smile:
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Original post by ML8020
Mind if I ask how's the social life? Do you have opportunities to make new friends, socialise with other students etc?

I am certain that Imperial is academically fantastic and my visit during my interview further confirms it. I have visited many professional labs, control rooms and study areas there and it is a pleasure to study there.

The only thing that drags me back a bit is the social life. During the tour I didn't see any recreational facilities apart from the sports centre and the student hub (a little bar), which might be a concern for me. Can I ask how's the social life of an Imperial student?:smile:


there are 5 bars around the campus??? and the sports centre is frekin large. plus you've got your halls, which is the place where most recreational stuffs taking place on. is there anything you specifically want? the quantity is actually alright, taking account of people like me who never uses those facilities. or maybe your visit is based mainly on the three buildings, which everyone else in imperial would get lost except chem eng + aero lol.
Original post by lai812matthew
there are 5 bars around the campus??? and the sports centre is frekin large. plus you've got your halls, which is the place where most recreational stuffs taking place on. is there anything you specifically want? the quantity is actually alright, taking account of people like me who never uses those facilities. or maybe your visit is based mainly on the three buildings, which everyone else in imperial would get lost except chem eng + aero lol.

Oh no I'm not looking at anything specific, just talking about the general chilling activities.

Listening to your words I realised I probably missed out many parts of Imperial. The tour mainly shows academic-related venues only so maybe that's why it gave me an impression of "lack of recreational facilities". I haven't been able to look at accommodation halls either so I don't know that there will be entertainment.
Sounds fine after all!:biggrin:
Original post by IvoryToast
Hi there,
I'm currently studying chemical engineering at Newcastle - so if anyone has any questions about the course or city feel free to ask :smile:
Goodluck with your applications


Hi i was wondering what year of uni are you in and how did you find the course at newcastle uni ? what did you get in your a levels to get into newcastle ? How much is the living cost ? How much time to you get on average every week free to socialise or parrticipate in some type of sports ? Do you know anyone who is doing Chemeng Via partners programme would you say they can handle the work load comapared someone who entered with standard requirement ( AAA ).

cheers
Original post by IvoryToast
Hi there,
I'm currently studying chemical engineering at Newcastle - so if anyone has any questions about the course or city feel free to ask :smile:
Goodluck with your applications


How many people of indian pakistani background are there roughly?
Original post by ML8020
Oh no I'm not looking at anything specific, just talking about the general chilling activities.

Listening to your words I realised I probably missed out many parts of Imperial. The tour mainly shows academic-related venues only so maybe that's why it gave me an impression of "lack of recreational facilities". I haven't been able to look at accommodation halls either so I don't know that there will be entertainment.
Sounds fine after all!:biggrin:


I just don't like the male-female ratio at Imperial :biggrin: everything else is great.
Original post by OfficialChemist
How many people of indian pakistani background are there roughly?


How on earth is this a relevant question?!
Original post by ChemEngGrad
How on earth is this a relevant question?!


I'm trying to clarify any stereotypes of Newcastle Uni etc lol
Original post by NeverLucky
I just don't like the male-female ratio at Imperial :biggrin: everything else is great.


What's the male female ratio of imperial??


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Original post by Johncenaofficial
What's the male female ratio of imperial??


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It's roughly 70-30. The Chemical Engineering department were proud to say that 33% of their students were female haha
What is the average time to get an offer from a university from chem eng the wait is killing me
Original post by NeverLucky
It's roughly 70-30. The Chemical Engineering department were proud to say that 33% of their students were female haha


Lets not beat around the bush here. What everyone really wants to know is, are any of the girls at imperial fit?
Original post by Khanman123
Lets not beat around the bush here. What everyone really wants to know is, are any of the girls at imperial fit?


Depends, everyone has different tastes :lol:

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