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Chemistry 2008.

WokSz

17

Hello all

Where is everyone applying this year?

Reply 1

nolybear

lol im applying to do combined science at lancaster

its not pure chemistry, but im picking chemistry as one of my majors

Reply 2

furox

im thinking of applying to
- southampton
- york
- warwick
- surrey

Reply 3

Couldxbe

16

At the moment it's:

-Bristol
-Imperial
-Sheffield (Chem with Maths)
-Southampton (Chem with Maths)
-UCL (Chem with Maths)

Reply 4

onlysleeping

Very likely to have changed by tomorrow morning, but right now? Sheffield, Manchester, Edinburgh.. maybe Durham. Maybe Nottingham. Or maybe any others that look a bit shiny and catch my attention. :smile:

Reply 5

gorg

oxford, bristol, warwick, sussex, southampton... maybe ucl

What is the deal with Bristol? Is it actually good for chemistry or not? All sources seem to conflict!

Reply 6

Talya

16

Everyone apply to Soton, it's the best.

Reply 7

happyheart

3

hey

def applying to edinburgh oxford and bristol stuck on the rest adn panicing as have to ahdn in everythign by next wednesday to college. havent doen work experience or read anythign chemistry related. o god.

Reply 8

Oneupthebumdonttellmum

iTalya

Everyone apply to Soton, it's the best.

Everyone apply to Queens Belfast if you fancy movin' overseas :biggrin:

Reply 9

User69701

10

iTalya

Everyone apply to Soton, it's the best.

Liverpool's better :p:

Reply 10

cpchem

14

JayB124

Liverpool's better :p:

Oxford's better still...

Reply 11

Talya

16

Extreme, you have space for one more.. thought about Soton? :biggrin:

Reply 12

Creative

10

Oxford
Imperial
UCL
Southampton ( Do I get rep for this one? :p:

)
Last 1 probs Sussex, don't know really.

All for MSci/MChem.

Reply 13

anna_lou

1

Southampton
Warwick
UCL
Bristol
Reading

All for MChem

although i must say i've only visited soton and imperial so my other choices are randomly picked! :biggrin:

Reply 14

cabeza_loca

Well, subject to change, but so far my 5 are

Queens, Belfast
Bristol
Manchester
Strathclyde (for forensic + analytical chemistry)
Really inclined towards Durham as well :smile:

HELP ME

Reply 15

ph9

10

i'm confused about the difference between mchem and bsc and likewise MEng and BEng. anyone clear this up for me please? I always thought mchem = for graduates and bsc = undergraduates but i don't think this is the case?

Reply 16

welcome_to_the_jungle

9

chemistry is totally different at degree compared to before. You may have enjoyed it up to Alevel but dont expect it to be the same. Theres a reason why its one of the most un-popular degree courses.

Reply 17

ph9

10

ph9

i'm confused about the difference between mchem and bsc and likewise MEng and BEng. anyone clear this up for me please? I always thought mchem = for graduates and bsc = undergraduates but i don't think this is the case?

oh. i get it now

Reply 18

Oneupthebumdonttellmum

welcome_to_the_jungle

chemistry is totally different at degree compared to before. You may have enjoyed it up to Alevel but dont expect it to be the same. Theres a reason why its one of the most un-popular degree courses.

and that is?

Reply 19

Oneupthebumdonttellmum

Lauraaaaa

Well, subject to change, but so far my 5 are

Queens, Belfast
Bristol
Manchester
Strathclyde (for forensic + analytical chemistry)
Really inclined towards Durham as well :smile:

HELP ME

Durham auto-rejected something like 50 candidates last year because they didn't have AS-level mathematics. Don't make the same mistake.

Chemistry 2008.

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