Transferring from a RG Uni to a non-RG Uni

Who gives a **** about RG. As long as it's not a huge drop, why should it matter.

I agree with your statement. The course has been nice, but the kind of people that go here are not the kind of people you'd expect at an RG uni really, and outside of the literal course itself I really like nothing about this uni. Yeah it won't be a huge drop I believe.

Who gives a **** about RG. As long as it's not a huge drop, why should it matter.

Not the kind of people you expect, as in not very work-focussed and erudite? I think this is going to be a rather common experience, and perhaps more so the lower done the "hierarchy" you go.

That said, a uni is not better by leagues just because it is RG. The drop is not significant, so if you want to leave, then it should make little difference. Just need to ensure your reasons for leaving are somewhat sensible!

Well there go your upper middle class chances (slim even at the RG)..

Basically zero now lol...

You'll be a middle manager at best.

I don't categorise my life into whatever societal class I'm in. As long as I have a roof over my head and can have good meals everyday I'm very happy. Not everyone wants to be rich.

Why do you care about classes? And how can you even decide what my future is by my post? No offence, but what was your post trying to get at? If it was a joke then sorry.

I go to U of N so its a bit offensive....if the materials too tough for you, dont blame the uni.

Going to a lower ranked uni wont get you around more motivated individuals.

This whole post is sloppy,

What answer did you expect for the very sarcastic one i just gave you.

IN essence be honest its what you wanted to hear, your future "chances in modernitys meritocratic construct" will you lose salary blah blah....

You do have statistically less chances at success, but not by much.

What else was this question going to accomplish?

I go to U of N so its a bit offensive....if the materials too tough for you, dont blame the uni.

Going to a lower ranked uni wont get you around more motivated individuals.

This whole post is sloppy,

What answer did you expect for the very sarcastic one i just gave you.

IN essence be honest its what you wanted to hear, your future "chances in modernitys meritocratic construct" will you lose salary blah blah....

You do have statistically less chances at success, but not by much.

What else was this question going to accomplish?

An RG uni like Nottingham/Birmingham to study a STEM subject for 2nd year at a non-RG uni. What are your thoughts on this? Anon. for good reasons.

What are your professional goals?

Don't want to reveal too much to get discovered, but in essence just living the working life/consultancy.

Don't want to reveal too much to get discovered, but in essence just living the working life/consultancy.

Fair enough. It's not the opinions of fellow students or your wider peer group that matters in relation to your issue, but rather, potential future employers. If your reasons for the switch are valid, then go for it. Consultancy work, however, inevitably involves a higher frequency of occasions when potential employers might bring their own RG vs non RG prejudices when assessing your suitability.

Not everyone transfers a uni because their course is tough...

Just wanted to see what people thought about it.

Then be more aware that people on this forum may attend unis and then dont drop specific names and make implications.

Then be more aware that people on this forum may attend unis and then dont drop specific names and make implications.

Funny how you're making U of N look worse hahahahaha

Funny how you're making U of N look worse hahahahaha