I just did this thread somewhere else but is more fitting here,
Can anyone name the top twenty universities for (modern) history?
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- 19-06-2004 18:01
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- 19-06-2004 18:03
(Original post by historyhoney)
I just did this thread somewhere else but is more fitting here,
Can anyone name the top twenty universities for (modern) history?
1) The one that you like the best
2) The one that you like the best
3) The one that you like the best
4) The one that you like the best
5) The one that you like the best
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- 19-06-2004 18:24
I really dont mind where I study at this point this is so I have a starting point of which to look at universities later in the year
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- 19-06-2004 18:36
(Original post by historyhoney)
I really dont mind where I study at this point this is so I have a starting point of which to look at universities later in the year
www.unofficial-guides.com
http://education.independent.co.uk/higher/
WARNING: Do not take tables too seriously (they are pretty much all misleading)....
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html
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- 20-06-2004 14:47
(Original post by historyhoney)
I really dont mind where I study at this point this is so I have a starting point of which to look at universities later in the year -
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- 20-06-2004 15:44
(Original post by claire1985)
Well, I applied to LSE, Durham, UCL, Royal Holloway, York and Warwick for History. They are all pretty good, but I also visited places like Bristol etc that I didn't like, even though it is very good for the course. I used the league tables (Times) and eliminated anything outside of the top 20, then had a look at prospectuses and went on Open Days-ending up with six that I wouldn't mind going to. I wouldn't do it the same way I did, I ended up with four offers and only really am willing to go to one of them! -
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- 20-06-2004 15:49
(Original post by Leekey)
Better than ending up with 6 offers and realising that you want to go somewhere completely different *God bless Extra*....
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- 20-06-2004 16:29
(Original post by lou p lou)
i still don't quite now how you manage to do that... did you not have one in mind as your favourite when you applied? and why edinburgh? (and why hadn't you thought of it before?)
lou xxxI like to think of the whole thing as fate, which also helps me think that god might be on my side in S2 on Wednesday!!!
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- 20-06-2004 16:33
(Original post by Leekey)
Originally I didn't apply to any course that lasted more than 3 years (trying not to take the mickey cout of my sponsors) so Edinburgh (along with Glasgow) was out. I later found out that I could have applied to any course I fancied and the company sponsoring me would not care in the least, then through a complete chance conversation with someone at Edinburgh, I ended up sorting it so that I got a nice offer for thier course.I like to think of the whole thing as fate, which also helps me think that god might be on my side in S2 on Wednesday!!!
To Shiny - This is NOT hijacking!!!
lou xxx
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- 20-06-2004 16:43
(Original post by lou p lou)
oh s2 is going to be easy... it's like karma, they'll make up for the nastiest og p3 by only giving us like 1 question on s2 *don't shatter this illusion*... anyway shouldn't you be revising p2? *knows i should be*
lou xxx
edit: this is a hijacking), I'll probably sit it tommorow simply because it's straight after History and I don't want to leave the exam room in the middle of other people working because it's rude. Tommorow should actually be pretty fun, I don't care about History and there is no pressure in P2 so I can be happy and cheerful all day....well until about 11am anyway!!!
PS - Is it sad to talk your maths teacher into giving you a personal lesson before the S2 exam?!? -
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- 20-06-2004 16:48
(Original post by Leekey)
PS - Is it sad to talk your maths teacher into giving you a personal lesson before the S2 exam?!?
actually one of our teachers has even said we can go round to her house as long as we ring up first (sos he can tidy up)
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- 20-06-2004 16:57
(Original post by lou p lou)
actually one of our teachers has even said we can go round to her house as long as we ring up first (sos he can tidy up) -
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- 20-06-2004 17:12
(Original post by Leekey)
Teachers have houses?!? I assumed they lived in college?!?
my mums a teacher and i always find it funny the look on her kinds faces when they see she actually has children.. and a husband... and goes shopping *shock shock horror horror*
lou xxx
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