Hi there
i also had a offer on aerospace from Nottingham, but i had to choose between Nottingham and loughborough, hopefully you know Nottingham actually start doing aerospace last year so it's a pretty new subject for them, Bristol will definitely be a way better choice for you in my opinion.
i also had a offer on aerospace from Nottingham, but i had to choose between Nottingham and loughborough, hopefully you know Nottingham actually start doing aerospace last year so it's a pretty new subject for them, Bristol will definitely be a way better choice for you in my opinion.
Original post by tango-inidigo
Hi there
i also had a offer on aerospace from Nottingham, but i had to choose between Nottingham and loughborough, hopefully you know Nottingham actually start doing aerospace last year so it's a pretty new subject for them, Bristol will definitely be a way better choice for you in my opinion.
i also had a offer on aerospace from Nottingham, but i had to choose between Nottingham and loughborough, hopefully you know Nottingham actually start doing aerospace last year so it's a pretty new subject for them, Bristol will definitely be a way better choice for you in my opinion.
I'm still undecided, although i prefer Nottingham's city. What was your offer? I was aware that the course is new there but since it already has a high reputation for engineering, i didn't think it'd matter. Out of curiosity, where are you planning on going to? I had to decide between Loughborough and Nottingham. xD
Original post by baptins
I'm still undecided, although i prefer Nottingham's city. What was your offer? I was aware that the course is new there but since it already has a high reputation for engineering, i didn't think it'd matter. Out of curiosity, where are you planning on going to? I had to decide between Loughborough and Nottingham. xD
I will be going to Loughborough, although i know that Nottingham campus is better than loughborough's but i also love sport so i consider loughborough to be a better choice for me. Nottingham world ranking is way better than Loughborough as well, 75 v 236.
Which 5 uni did you apply for? and what are the outcome if you don't mind.
Original post by baptins
I'm still undecided, although i prefer Nottingham's city. What was your offer? I was aware that the course is new there but since it already has a high reputation for engineering, i didn't think it'd matter. Out of curiosity, where are you planning on going to? I had to decide between Loughborough and Nottingham. xD
My offer was unconditional from Loughborough and conditional from Nottingham and leeds called for selection day.
Original post by tango-inidigo
My offer was unconditional from Loughborough and conditional from Nottingham and leeds called for selection day.
Good Luck!
I'd say go for Bristol, their aero course is well established whereas Notts' is fairly new which is a bit of a red flag because the highly interdisciplinary nature of aerospace brings a lot of teething problems. You also have more engineering companies on your doorstep at Bristol compared to Notts.
Original post by tango-inidigo
Which 5 uni did you apply for? and what are the outcome if you don't mind.
I have applied to Bristol, Nottingham, Liverpool, Loughborough and UWE. How about you?
Original post by Helloworld_95
I'd say go for Bristol, their aero course is well established whereas Notts' is fairly new which is a bit of a red flag because the highly interdisciplinary nature of aerospace brings a lot of teething problems. You also have more engineering companies on your doorstep at Bristol compared to Notts.
Even if it is new, Nottingham still has a good reputation for engineering. Nottingham also offers an industrial year whereas Bristol doesn't.
Original post by tango-inidigo
Which 5 uni did you apply for? and what are the outcome if you don't mind.
Loughborough- AAB
Nottingham- AAB
Bristol- AAB
Liverpool-ABB
UWE- 120 UCAS points
Original post by baptins
Even if it is new, Nottingham still has a good reputation for engineering. Nottingham also offers an industrial year whereas Bristol doesn't.
You can go on a year in industry without your university offering it. It just means that it won't count towards your degree, you won't have to do the extra stuff unis ask YINI students to do, and you don't get the normal support from your uni during that time. But you still get the year of experience which is the main point of doing it in the first place.
Original post by tango-inidigo
I will be going to Loughborough, although i know that Nottingham campus is better than loughborough's but i also love sport so i consider loughborough to be a better choice for me. Nottingham world ranking is way better than Loughborough as well, 75 v 236.
Yeah, Loughborough was a geat university when i went up. I think i'm just going to go fro Nottingham.
Original post by tango-inidigo
Nottingham world ranking is way better than Loughborough as well, 75 v 236.
Not for engineering.
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Is it!!!! i had no idea, i guess that is the overall ranking then.below are the 2017 QS engineering ranking:
Hey Baptins
Before you finally decide just go to Nottingham uni and talk to the current students. Have you done that already?
Before you finally decide just go to Nottingham uni and talk to the current students. Have you done that already?
Original post by tango-inidigo
Hey Baptins
Before you finally decide just go to Nottingham uni and talk to the current students. Have you done that already?
Before you finally decide just go to Nottingham uni and talk to the current students. Have you done that already?
I wasn't sure on how to do that so I haven't.
Original post by tango-inidigo
Hey Baptins
Before you finally decide just go to Nottingham uni and talk to the current students. Have you done that already?
Before you finally decide just go to Nottingham uni and talk to the current students. Have you done that already?
If you're talking about aero students specifically then it's probably not worth the effort, there's only a small handful of them and they haven't even completed first year yet. Plus there will likely be a lot of changes between their year and his.
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