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Does anybody know if Grad college has an internet connection in their kitchens?

Does anybody know if Grad college has an internet connection in their kitchens?

I am doing a mathematics major and hopefully if there is space am going to take politics as a minor. I sthere anyway i can take both in the second/third years and get a joint degree. (i know there probably isnt)

If not is there anway that i can change my major from maths to politics, as i really feel that im not going to be good enough for maths at uni as i am struggling so much with c4 and need 82% but am only going to get about 60. (in my alevels)

I think, and I stress it is only think as I can't really remember, that you can swap your major and minor around up until Week 3 of the first term. So, if I am correct, you could decide to take Maths as a minor and Politics as a major.
After that you have to wait until the end of Part 1, when there is usually the option to change Majors or go for joint honours in two of your subjects.
I think. It seems a long time ago now...

Okay thankyou, thats a help. I might mail them and ask. But i dont know who i would email!

I am doing a mathematics major and hopefully if there is space am going to take politics as a minor. I sthere anyway i can take both in the second/third years and get a joint degree. (i know there probably isnt)

If not is there anway that i can change my major from maths to politics, as i really feel that im not going to be good enough for maths at uni as i am struggling so much with c4 and need 82% but am only going to get about 60. (in my alevels)

I am doing a mathematics major and hopefully if there is space am going to take politics as a minor. I sthere anyway i can take both in the second/third years and get a joint degree. (i know there probably isnt)

If not is there anway that i can change my major from maths to politics, as i really feel that im not going to be good enough for maths at uni as i am struggling so much with c4 and need 82% but am only going to get about 60. (in my alevels)

But i think if i take poliics as my minor, it wont make a difference anyway an i could just swap at the end of the year? I wouldnt have done any less work for it thatn anyone else taking it as a mjor i dont think.

Anyway i will email them after results day ive decided. I want to see how badly ive done in c4.

I have another question though(sorry for all of this!) But do bowland standard rooms havesinks in them?

I know nobody can give me a definitive answer, I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance.

I've got a conditional offer for Theoretical Physics MPhys, of ABB. I am 90% sure I have got 2 As, in Maths and Physics, but in my third A level, biology, I think I may have only got a C. So that would give me AAC. Last year I got a B for AS PE, and I dropped that this year and did AS Further Maths just in year 13, and I'm pretty sure I will have got an A.

So do you think on results day, if I come out with those results, AACab, I will be let onto the course? Or might they offer me another course? Or will I just be rejected?

Thanks

I know nobody can give me a definitive answer, I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance.

I've got a conditional offer for Theoretical Physics MPhys, of ABB. I am 90% sure I have got 2 As, in Maths and Physics, but in my third A level, biology, I think I may have only got a C. So that would give me AAC. Last year I got a B for AS PE, and I dropped that this year and did AS Further Maths just in year 13, and I'm pretty sure I will have got an A.

So do you think on results day, if I come out with those results, AACab, I will be let onto the course? Or might they offer me another course? Or will I just be rejected?

Thanks

I know nobody can give me a definitive answer, I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance.

I've got a conditional offer for Theoretical Physics MPhys, of ABB. I am 90% sure I have got 2 As, in Maths and Physics, but in my third A level, biology, I think I may have only got a C. So that would give me AAC. Last year I got a B for AS PE, and I dropped that this year and did AS Further Maths just in year 13, and I'm pretty sure I will have got an A.

So do you think on results day, if I come out with those results, AACab, I will be let onto the course? Or might they offer me another course? Or will I just be rejected?

Thanks

I'm pretty sure they will from the AS levels, as they may just "combine" 2 AS levels to use as an A level instead (That's what I did, after my AS levels I dropped 2 subjects + picked up a different 2 because I couldn't stand another year of them, ended up with AACaabd (the C was gen studies lol i didn't do 5 each year) and my offer was AAB or ABB I think...+ I got in fine with it )

Yeah that's what I thought (hoped) they might do, it says on the course requirements ABB(320 points) We accept 2 AS levels in place of one A2, or something to that effect. But since that wasn't stipulated in my UCAS offer I'm not sure if that still applies.

Thanks for the help anyway

I know nobody can give me a definitive answer, I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance.

I've got a conditional offer for Theoretical Physics MPhys, of ABB. I am 90% sure I have got 2 As, in Maths and Physics, but in my third A level, biology, I think I may have only got a C. So that would give me AAC. Last year I got a B for AS PE, and I dropped that this year and did AS Further Maths just in year 13, and I'm pretty sure I will have got an A.

So do you think on results day, if I come out with those results, AACab, I will be let onto the course? Or might they offer me another course? Or will I just be rejected?

Thanks