Philosophy applicants for 2012 entry!

k thanks for the advice. i only thought king's because my teacher said i should be considering a london uni.

where else do you think i should apply?

sheffield is a big lively city, with a good reputation, and the course itself has some really interesting modules (to me anyway).

manchester is another option especially if you're interested in the social side, and their accommodation is pretty awesome. havent looked at much of their course though as im not applying there.

Yeah I just looked and it says AAB/A*AC/A*BB so they do sound pretty flexible. I can't put them down as a choice though because I've already got York and Liverpool down which are both AAB.

k thanks for the advice. i only thought king's because my teacher said i should be considering a london uni.

where else do you think i should apply?

London is sick , I live there at the moment and it's where I want to be , and you can take modules from any London uni being here. Just gamble, why not, KCL is unreal and anyone would be delighted to get in

Where can you 'take modules from any london uni' ??????? I don't think this is true. I'm at Heythrop and, no one has said - 'oh you can take a X module at UCL if you want?' And yes, Heythrop is a college of the University of London just like KCL, UCL, etc etc.

whats heythrop like?? apparently the social side isnt very good...

Where can you 'take modules from any london uni' ??????? I don't think this is true. I'm at Heythrop and, no one has said - 'oh you can take a X module at UCL if you want?' And yes, Heythrop is a college of the University of London just like KCL, UCL, etc etc.

Where can you 'take modules from any london uni' ??????? I don't think this is true. I'm at Heythrop and, no one has said - 'oh you can take a X module at UCL if you want?' And yes, Heythrop is a college of the University of London just like KCL, UCL, etc etc.

Good job at avoiding my question?

And, I don't know. I don't live in halls, I live in some private halls at Wembley. So a lot of my friends are from Westminster and other places and we go out quite a lot - when money permits it.

unconditional from nottingham

durham is actually amazing. one of their professors came to talk to our school about a combined offers degree which sounds quite interesting, but it's an excellent uni and they're great at teaching philosophy. the reason i haven't applied myself is because i've heard it's quiet, and i come from a big city and like cities, but yeah, i had a lovely teacher who went there and he said "i never got into any fights in uni... why would i, i went to durham"
lots of my friends are considering it because it's such a great uni, if you like beautiful quiet towns it might be your thing.

Thanks for your inputs - Durham it was in the end ! Sorry ts taken me a while to get back

Haha, i've decided to apply to it as my reach, since my teachers have decided to predict me with enough to make the entry requirements. just waiting to confirm my other choices before the apps.
which college did you apply to?