Im looking to apply for universities out of london for computer science

1) What are your A level subjects/ grades, and your GCSE Maths grade.
2) Did you achieve high grades in your first year.
3) Do you want to transfer to Year 2 or restart at Year 1.

Hi, just to give you an idea we offer Computer Science at Canterbury Christ Church University, our Canterbury campus is less then an hour's train journey from London. Check out the courses details on the following link including the module information for year 2:
Computer Science - Canterbury Christ Church University
Searching on UCAS would be the best place to start - JD

Ok great, can i apply for just one uni or do i have to pick 5 universities all over again to apply for?

Have you looked at Liverpool Hope University? I did my undergraduate degree in IT there and they were very good. They are now ranked 7th in the UK for Computing and IT according to the Guradian university guide. They have small class sizes and the lecturers really get to know you on a personal level and know your strengths and weaknesses which helps when it comes to doing assignments as their door was always open to me when I needed them.
I am currently doing a masters at University of Huddersfield in cyber security online as I work and I find them to be very helpful as well.
The best advise I can give you is look at citys you would be interested in living in outside of London and go visit some of the Uni's see what suits you. Its not a one size fits all.

You can apply for just 1 University, you have a maximum of 5 choices should you wish to - JD

Oh ok thanks

I'm afraid the information you've been given by the CCCU rep is incorrect if you're looking to switch this Autumn.
Universities are now in confirmation/clearing and you would have to submit a UCAS application using clearing. This complicates things quite a bit and means that you'll need to speak to universities directly and informally before adding a clearing choice.

ah ok, do i havent write a personal statement all over again if im applying for second year? plsu what do i about references?

The uni looks really good, ill look into it more but im curious on how u were able to bring all ur stuff with you? Because its like 4 hours away

You'll need a full UCAS application - including a new PS and a reference from someone at your current university.
The University Transfer FAQ at the top of applications, clearing and ucas explains some of the basics in the first post but you've left this incredibly late. Transfer applications take much longer than year 1 applications so you may find many universities won't be willing to consider you now.

oh damn i thought universities would love accepting students seeing as they get money for it. so i should stop looking for unis to transfer to since ive left it late

oh damn i thought universities would love accepting students seeing as they get money for it. so i should stop looking for unis to transfer to since ive left it late

2)i only really achieved mainly passes like 50 percent in modules.

I'm afraid the information you've been given by the CCCU rep is incorrect if you're looking to switch this Autumn.
Universities are now in confirmation/clearing and you would have to submit a UCAS application using clearing. This complicates things quite a bit and means that you'll need to speak to universities directly and informally before adding a clearing choice.

Have you looked at Liverpool Hope University? I did my undergraduate degree in IT there and they were very good. They are now ranked 7th in the UK for Computing and IT according to the Guradian university guide. They have small class sizes and the lecturers really get to know you on a personal level and know your strengths and weaknesses which helps when it comes to doing assignments as their door was always open to me when I needed them.
I am currently doing a masters at University of Huddersfield in cyber security online as I work and I find them to be very helpful as well.
The best advise I can give you is look at citys you would be interested in living in outside of London and go visit some of the Uni's see what suits you. Its not a one size fits all.

It is good to know they focus on small classes. At York University the cohort was about 350 students, no support at all. Just a DIY degree. I thought that was the standard in the UK.