The Official 2017 Cambridge Applicants Thread [part 3]

I think the 19th was the start of the gender debate thing?




are you the illuminati? :O

LOL
ooooh interesting, got off to a slow start that one. smallish peak around the ucas deadline, then again before the admissions test, November peak due to interviews/rejections arriving (what the heck happened on the 19th though?). Watcha procrastinating on?

Wowwww 400 posts!!!! In less than 3 hour...

Hahaha i know, it's such a dilemma! I wish you would have brought this up before I left England so I would have tried the hot chocolate at costa and also done it the right way after you modelled the fluid dynamics of a hot chocolate cup 😂😂😂😂 people do actual university research on this kinda stuff btw, like there's probably a paper published by a PhD on the mathematics describing the rate of mixing of a coffee cup

I noticed how people in England find it a sort of taboo to eat with their hands. Over here it's very common to eat things with your hand and if a part of your food is difficult to eat with a fork and knife you're expected to just pick it up with your hand and eat it. Obviously not steak and stuff but for example if you were having fish and chips you'd use a fork for the fish and hands for the chips if you'd like

I noticed how people in England find it a sort of taboo to eat with their hands. Over here it's very common to eat things with your hand and if a part of your food is difficult to eat with a fork and knife you're expected to just pick it up with your hand and eat it. Obviously not steak and stuff but for example if you were having fish and chips you'd use a fork for the fish and hands for the chips if you'd like

how did you think of doing that though? : '

emmmm... This is my though process
1. first instinct made me think the stats looks like a temple with large high peak in the middle and low in the edge with small/sharp peak near the middle
2. there is a lot of temple in India so I searched "india temple" on google image
3. Found out Taj Mahal is the temple that suit this stats table
4. Copy and paste, change the transparent level
5. Outcome!!!!

Hahaha i know, it's such a dilemma! I wish you would have brought this up before I left England so I would have tried the hot chocolate at costa and also done it the right way after you modelled the fluid dynamics of a hot chocolate cup 😂😂😂😂 people do actual university research on this kinda stuff btw, like there's probably a paper published by a PhD on the mathematics describing the rate of mixing of a coffee cup

Nah that observation is probably just based on the areas of England you visited. Up north there's plenty of people who eat with their hands.

Hello I am an admission tutor and this is clearly enough to give you an offer congratulations also I will now leave to finally continue studying

hahahaha enjoy your study!!!

Just be glad that A levels don't have mandatory subjects

Good luck for decisions day lads n ladettes, and for some peoples reinterviews

emmmm... This is my though process
1. first instinct made me think the stats looks like a temple with large high peak in the middle and low in the edge with small/sharp peak near the middle
2. there is a lot of temple in India so I searched "india temple" on google image
3. Found out Taj Mahal is the temple that suit this stats table
4. Copy and paste, change the transparent level
5. Outcome!!!!

I loved art a lot so I need to search many images to improve my art skill, I have searched india temple before so I can quickly link the stats table and this together
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=indian+temple+landscape&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiO8fmZvLPRAhUJo5QKHb3sAvAQ_AUICCgB&biw=1519&bih=764#tbm=isch&q=taj+mahal+drawing