Are there loadsa chavs at Brunel Uni?

Have applied to Brunel. I'm at Thames Valley Uni doing an Access Course (yes, it's the worst uni), so i'd like to know if there are a lot of chavs there?, cause the chavs here at thames valley are planning on going brunel.

Thanks

Reply 1

cleas001

1

nt really- most chvs tend to grow out of their 'chavvy- phase' by the time they hit 18-19!... like anywhere there are a few chavs but in general not that many... tbh there are so many different ppl you wont notic the chavs! lol

Reply 2

fatboy06

1

Uxbridge is pretty chavvy though...

Reply 3

minicoopa

1

LOADS around uxbridge

Reply 4

erk

14

Can i ask what you define as 'chav'?

Generally chavs wont even think about uni, let alone be there. Unless you define everyone who listens to RnB etc and who wears sports clothing as a 'chav'? :rolleyes:

Reply 5

TheBarbieGirl

OP

erk

Can i ask what you define as 'chav'?

Generally chavs wont even think about uni, let alone be there. Unless you define everyone who listens to RnB etc and who wears sports clothing as a 'chav'? :rolleyes:

You hve a good point!
Basically the lower English class. You are right, a chav said to me that Uni is a waste of time, which i didnt see the point in arguing with her.

There are loadsa people from council estates at Thames Valley Uni, which are rude, and can't hold down an intelligent conversation. That's what i mean by (chavs at Uni)!

Reply 6

LoveMusic

1

I agree.
I think at the Uni-Stage you wouldn't have stereotypical chavs

Reply 7

y_truong

There are loadsa chavs around Uxbridge town centre... they're all in their teens in school uniform. They're fuuckin annoying sometimes, especially when they all get on the bus and start shouting >.<

Reply 8

strange

TheBarbieGirl

You hve a good point!
Basically the lower English class. You are right, a chav said to me that Uni is a waste of time, which i didnt see the point in arguing with her.

There are loadsa people from council estates at Thames Valley Uni, which are rude, and can't hold down an intelligent conversation. That's what i mean by (chavs at Uni)!

Thats exactly what I find offensive about the term chav. It's used by the pretentious middle-class to describe working-class people and then to segregate them by bringing in policies against them. :p:

If by chav you mean anti-social freaks then that's fine. But it shouldn't be synonymous for working/lower class!

Reply 9

lilmizzflirtie

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oh my gosh i cant believe you think a chav is just a working class person, if thats what u meant why didn't u just say? theres a huuugggeeee difference

Reply 10

Lucky_8

8

well if you're going by the working class person definition as chav, you might want to rethink your decision to go to Uxbridge to study, as it isn't exactly an elite area or anything. Everyone I know is working class. But if you're thinking chav as in Vicky Pollard chav then yes Uxbridge has a fair few but no more than any other town imo.

Reply 11

Shake 'n Bake

14

I think you should judge a uni by it's reputation for teaching, job prospects and facilities. I would advise against judging the people at uni but realistically we all judge the students to see how good the uni really is.

I'm not sure about brunel, but I know around the area you're bound to run into chavs, I mean the stereotypical definition of a chav. However there are intelligent and determined students who only want the best. So really just see if the uni is right for you and whether the atmosphere is to your liking. If it is go for it, if not don't bother.

Are there loadsa chavs at Brunel Uni?

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