The Cambridge one is up and stuck, no point in dilly-dallying.
Admittedly, it may be slightly early, but I expect some of us are receiving results (if only provisional) and are beginning to form an idea of whether we want to apply for a postgraduate course.
I am just about coming to the end of my 3rd year, and it looks like I'm deadset for having the grades I need to make it for Oxford. The only obstacles in my way are results in my last two modules. I've been told that I've done "well" in one and I've been reassured that I should do well in the other. I'd have to finish these modules with a new low in grades to prevent me from getting a 1st, are calculated.
Taking inspiration from other threads, I thought it'd be useful if we incorporated this for first-time posters to the thread to break the ice:
- Current University:
- Achieved (Expected) Grade:
- Prospective Course:
- Prospective College:
- Fun fact/Extra Curricular activities:
Mine are:
- Current University: London
- Achieved (Expected) Grade: 1st
- Prospective Course: Development Studies, Politics (Comparative Government), and possibly Economics all MPhil
- Prospective College: Whoever has the most funding for me
- Fun fact/Extra Curricular activities: Dissertation was an institutional and econometric analysis on the impacts of social policy. A bunch of ECs including radio and teaching. Keenly interested in behavioural economics, prospect theory, and decision making (presented at a conference, more boring than you'd expect :P)
Best of luck to everyone!