King's College London
London
Bristol vs Kcl: Psychology and Neuroscience
I am obsessed with both of these courses and their content however I am absolutely torn between these two choices for different reasons
Bristol
- MSCi; I am still not sure whether it is a good idea, I don't know whether it is better to do a BSc+MSc instead?
Kcl
- The location... it's a bit... I have already lived in London for so long and I feel I may lose the opportunity to go else and just explore if I stay in London for 3 years. Also prices.
Does anyone have any thoughts, experience or advice? Thank you!
Bristol
- MSCi; I am still not sure whether it is a good idea, I don't know whether it is better to do a BSc+MSc instead?
Kcl
- The location... it's a bit... I have already lived in London for so long and I feel I may lose the opportunity to go else and just explore if I stay in London for 3 years. Also prices.
Does anyone have any thoughts, experience or advice? Thank you!
Original post by broom_sweeps_
I am obsessed with both of these courses and their content however I am absolutely torn between these two choices for different reasons
Bristol
- MSCi; I am still not sure whether it is a good idea, I don't know whether it is better to do a BSc+MSc instead?
Kcl
- The location... it's a bit... I have already lived in London for so long and I feel I may lose the opportunity to go else and just explore if I stay in London for 3 years. Also prices.
Does anyone have any thoughts, experience or advice? Thank you!
Bristol
- MSCi; I am still not sure whether it is a good idea, I don't know whether it is better to do a BSc+MSc instead?
Kcl
- The location... it's a bit... I have already lived in London for so long and I feel I may lose the opportunity to go else and just explore if I stay in London for 3 years. Also prices.
Does anyone have any thoughts, experience or advice? Thank you!
hey what did you decide? I’m also stuck between these
King's College London
London
Original post by Anonymous #1
hey what did you decide? I’m also stuck between these
Don't go to King's for Neuroscience. Your first year is wasted learning nothing related to your course at all. It's basically a whole year spent recapping A level nonsense + a tiny bit more detail. I have no idea why they do it this way because they have so many neuroscience modules to offer actual neuroscience students. Your second year is also wasted learning majority non Neuroscience related modules. And to add to this, there is ZERO programming in this course. Even though they have a programming for neuroscience module available and this skill is pretty much essential for neuroscientists. You will regret it.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Neuroscience 2023
- Any 2023 neuroscience applicants?
- KCL neuroscience and psychology 2024
- Anyone applying for Neuroscience BSc in 2024??
- what's the difference between these two courses??
- Psychology offers 2022
- Kcl 2024
- Neuroscience msc with a psychology bsc?
- KCL (health informatics) vs Manchester (Bioinformatics)
- Oxford vs Cambridge Psychology
- Official Economics Applicants Thread for 2024 Entry
- Do subject combinations or grades matter more?
- Official A100 Sheffield offer holders 2024
- King's College London 2023 Application
- Bsc Neuroscience at Bristol university?
- what's the process of getting into a neuroscience or psychology course at kcl like?
- Kcl or UoM for Organisational Psychology ?
- KCl or UOM? Organisational Psychology.
- KCL or UoM; Organisation’s Psychology
- kcl v/s uom ; Organisational psychology
Latest
Trending
Last reply 1 day ago
The Official King's College London Applicants for 2024 Entry ThreadTrending
Last reply 1 day ago
The Official King's College London Applicants for 2024 Entry Thread
