I'm stuck on wether to firm aru or Exeter, any ideas? Chelmsford is must closer to me as I live on the edge of east london, but Exeter is a much more established medical school with more information out there.
I'm stuck on wether to firm aru or Exeter, any ideas? Chelmsford is must closer to me as I live on the edge of east london, but Exeter is a much more established medical school with more information out there.
Yeah me too, I have an offer for HYMS but I prefer ARU.
That's the issue with applying to new medical schools I guess.
Yeah. The facilities at ARU look really good, you can stay in the accommodation for the 5 years and all the students I spoke to seemed to love the course. I think there are many benefits of going to ARU.
Exeter give you £1000 if you get AAA right at the start tbh that's the only thing that's making this a dilemma, other than that, I'm almost deffo gonna firm ARU.
Exeter give you £1000 if you get AAA right at the start tbh that's the only thing that's making this a dilemma, other than that, I'm almost deffo gonna firm ARU.
Imo the £1k is irrelevant loll. Go with the school more suited to you.
Exeter give you £1000 if you get AAA right at the start tbh that's the only thing that's making this a dilemma, other than that, I'm almost deffo gonna firm ARU.
I have an offer for the 6 year course at nottingham and am in a bit of a pickle bc if they have spaces on the 5 year course on results day then they’d transfer me on it which is what I would like but ofc there’s no guarantee and I do quite like ARU & it’s a LOT more closer rather than nottingham so there’s also the accommodation money, kinda unsure since i liked both of the uni’s
I have an offer for the 6 year course at nottingham and am in a bit of a pickle bc if they have spaces on the 5 year course on results day then they’d transfer me on it which is what I would like but ofc there’s no guarantee and I do quite like ARU & it’s a LOT more closer rather than nottingham so there’s also the accommodation money, kinda unsure since i liked both of the uni’s
Plus you’ll be paying the fees for an extra year of medicine. If notts isn’t your dream uni and you have another offer for a five year course, you may potentially regret picking it. It’s up to you tho.
I emailed about the offer holder day and got told there is a day on the 30th of June for everyone who has firmed ARU from 10am to 3pm, if that helps anyone. Obviously means we somehow need to make a decision without going to an offer holder day
I emailed about the offer holder day and got told there is a day on the 30th of June for everyone who has firmed ARU from 10am to 3pm, if that helps anyone. Obviously means we somehow need to make a decision without going to an offer holder day
I guess so. I suppose their main intent is that of letting new students get to know each other before September. I also heard they have open days every week, but I’m pretty sure that isn’t true, every week seems a bit too much to me. But maybe they do have open days, just not as many, and you actually can visit the school before you make your decision
I emailed about the offer holder day and got told there is a day on the 30th of June for everyone who has firmed ARU from 10am to 3pm, if that helps anyone. Obviously means we somehow need to make a decision without going to an offer holder day
Yeah I think they sent that email out to everyone x
ARU does have a lot of open days. I went to one before my interview and it was really nice. The university has a lot of well-equipped facilities and the staff is very welcoming.