Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering Applicants 2013
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Hi everyone, im applying for aerospace engineering ive recieved offers from the following uni's University of Bath (A*AA) MEng University of Southampton (A*AA) MEng University of surrey (ABB) BEng University of Bristol (AAB) MEng -> course was changed to EEE (electrical and electronic engineering) University of Sheffield (ABB) MEng
Predicted grade: Physics (A) Further maths(A) Maths (A*)
i need help i dont really know what university to firm and insure, any opinions?
Predicted grade: Physics (A) Further maths(A) Maths (A*)
i need help i dont really know what university to firm and insure, any opinions?
Hey, i'm applying for Aeronautics courses and am planning on accepting one of these offers I was given:
Glasgow for Aeronautical (Conditional offers: Higher physics B)
Strathclyde for Aero-mechanical (Unconditional)
Anyone else thinking of going to either of these places?
Glasgow for Aeronautical (Conditional offers: Higher physics B)
Strathclyde for Aero-mechanical (Unconditional)
Anyone else thinking of going to either of these places?
Hi everyone... Did Maths chemistry and physics at A level and got 3 A*...got unconditional offer from hertfordshire and Southampton... Can u guys give ur point of view on these 2 uni for aero course?
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can somebody offer me their input on these 4 unis in terms of their reputation in aerospace engineering?
bristol - no doubt on its international standing, and its close proximity to the major aerospace industries made it a really valuable choice. I am just not sure of this uni.
southampton - i have been hearing positive feedbacks for southampton. not mention its flexibility at year 3 for specialisation
manchester - although ranking wise in completeuniversity guide doesnt rank manchester in top ten for aerospace engineering. its international outlook in engineering really making me think twice on its programme.
bath - a young university who constantly perform in their mechanical engineering particularly in aerospace. its placement could be the real attraction here. it is establishing itself as being the third best in uk provided by sunday times guide. i dont know.
your feedback will be really helpful in my firming.
bristol - no doubt on its international standing, and its close proximity to the major aerospace industries made it a really valuable choice. I am just not sure of this uni.
southampton - i have been hearing positive feedbacks for southampton. not mention its flexibility at year 3 for specialisation
manchester - although ranking wise in completeuniversity guide doesnt rank manchester in top ten for aerospace engineering. its international outlook in engineering really making me think twice on its programme.
bath - a young university who constantly perform in their mechanical engineering particularly in aerospace. its placement could be the real attraction here. it is establishing itself as being the third best in uk provided by sunday times guide. i dont know.
your feedback will be really helpful in my firming.
Original post by seyrose
Hey, i'm applying for Aeronautics courses and am planning on accepting one of these offers I was given:
Glasgow for Aeronautical (Conditional offers: Higher physics B)
Strathclyde for Aero-mechanical (Unconditional)
Anyone else thinking of going to either of these places?
Glasgow for Aeronautical (Conditional offers: Higher physics B)
Strathclyde for Aero-mechanical (Unconditional)
Anyone else thinking of going to either of these places?
Hey I think I'll be accepting my unconditional for Glasgow aeronautical !! What one do you think you'll be firming?
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Hey I think I'll be accepting my unconditional for Glasgow aeronautical !! What one do you think you'll be firming?
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I firmly accepted Glasgow after going to the Open day. I prefer the course there since its purely Aeronautical. Plus you have to walk uphill a lot around Strathclyde
Original post by seyrose
I firmly accepted Glasgow after going to the Open day. I prefer the course there since its purely Aeronautical. Plus you have to walk uphill a lot around Strathclyde
Yeah I went to an open day for engineering in Febraury for Glasgow and that sorta made my mind up between physics/astrophysics and aero engineering.
Do you live local or will you be staying in halls?
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Yeah I went to an open day for engineering in Febraury for Glasgow and that sorta made my mind up between physics/astrophysics and aero engineering.
Do you live local or will you be staying in halls?
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I live too far away to reasonably commute... halls for me. Really hope I get into QM, those halls are pretty sweet. What about you?
Yeah the talk for aero engineering at Glasgow kind of went like "it's really hard, there's a lot of maths, a lot of people fail." Challenge Accepted. (to not fail, that is)
Original post by seyrose
I firmly accepted Glasgow after going to the Open day. I prefer the course there since its purely Aeronautical. Plus you have to walk uphill a lot around Strathclyde
Hi
i firmed glasgow a while ago
aeronautical engineering
how are you
Original post by seyrose
I live too far away to reasonably commute... halls for me. Really hope I get into QM, those halls are pretty sweet. What about you?
Yeah the talk for aero engineering at Glasgow kind of went like "it's really hard, there's a lot of maths, a lot of people fail." Challenge Accepted. (to not fail, that is)
Yeah the talk for aero engineering at Glasgow kind of went like "it's really hard, there's a lot of maths, a lot of people fail." Challenge Accepted. (to not fail, that is)
Yeah I think I'll be commuting I live in Glasgow albeit the other side. It's about a 25 minute train ride. I felt really sorry for the guy who put his hand up cause he said he wanted to be a pilot haha, shot down in flames, pardon the pun.
I'm not doing ah maths and am now totally regretting that decision
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Original post by Furbs
Hi
i firmed glasgow a while ago
aeronautical engineering
how are you
i firmed glasgow a while ago
aeronautical engineering
how are you
Hey, I'm good thanks, you? At least I know I'm not gonna be the only girl there haha.
Original post by munchen102
Yeah I think I'll be commuting I live in Glasgow albeit the other side. It's about a 25 minute train ride. I felt really sorry for the guy who put his hand up cause he said he wanted to be a pilot haha, shot down in flames, pardon the pun.
I'm not doing ah maths and am now totally regretting that decision
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That's not too far away I guess... yeah, the speaker (I forget his name) told us of a few people over the years who've dropped out and switched to study Divinity instead.
Oh really? I'm only doing H Physics this year, should've taken it in 5th year... well we're gonna get maths lectures every day at 9 so everyone ends up at the same level anyway. The jump from h to ah is pretty substantial but not impossibly difficult, if you did well at higher it should be fine.
Original post by seyrose
That's not too far away I guess... yeah, the speaker (I forget his name) told us of a few people over the years who've dropped out and switched to study Divinity instead.
Oh really? I'm only doing H Physics this year, should've taken it in 5th year... well we're gonna get maths lectures every day at 9 so everyone ends up at the same level anyway. The jump from h to ah is pretty substantial but not impossibly difficult, if you did well at higher it should be fine.
Oh really? I'm only doing H Physics this year, should've taken it in 5th year... well we're gonna get maths lectures every day at 9 so everyone ends up at the same level anyway. The jump from h to ah is pretty substantial but not impossibly difficult, if you did well at higher it should be fine.
Dyou know the timetable? Can u send me the link?
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Original post by seyrose
Hey, I'm good thanks, you? At least I know I'm not gonna be the only girl there haha.
im ok too thanks
haha yeaaa i was wrried about that too
Original post by munchen102
I don't know the full thing, we were just told about the daily maths at the open day talk :/
Hi guys, anyone here go to Coventry Uni? I have selected it as my Firm due to the them being the only uni accepting my English Lit or English Lang, as i have D in English Lang 
Also anyone who has chosen it as firm having troubles trying to book accommodation ? It wont let me for some strange reason
Also anyone who has chosen it as firm having troubles trying to book accommodation ? It wont let me for some strange reason
Original post by humaidh18
So Ive got to choose between southampton, leeds, liverpool and surrey.. which one do you think is the best for aerospace ?
Hey I got offers from both surrey and Southampton and ended up firming surrey mostly because I liked the area better and because of the work placement year. And when I went I felt I would get more support there
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