Recommend unis for me

Asian girl with good grades in o and a levels and good sat score to come by October inshaallah. But I have very few to no ecs at all. Pls suggest unis fitted for me.

Reply 1

strong-pedestria

This may not be the answer your looking for but no one can recommend good uni's to you without knowing the course you want to do firstly. Even then, the top ranked universities for that course may not be suitable for you. I'd suggest looking at the course structure for the degree you aspire to pursue at different universities. I think UCAS may even have a course comparison tool which allows you to select different courses from different universities and compare them. Goodluck!

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Reply 2

Sadie sink

Original post by strong-pedestria

This may not be the answer your looking for but no one can recommend good uni's too you without knowing the course you want to do firstly. Even then, the top ranked universities for that course may not be suitable for you. I'd suggest looking at the course structure for the degree you aspire to pursue at different universities. I think UCAS may even have a course comparison tool which allows you to select different courses from different universities and compare them. Goodluck!

Well then, what if the course is engineering?

Reply 3

strong-pedestria

Better but that still doesn't help. I will be studying aerospace engineering next month at qmul. I chose qmul because of the course content and proximity to home, although better uni's for aero I would say are both Southampton and Sheffield. Whilst I did get offers from the 3 uni's, there were other reasons which factored into my decision making. I also didn't mind choosing qmul as I want to do a masters after undergrad and want to possibly apply to those uni's or Cranfield. Choosing a university is quite subjective and depends on what your prioritising. Is it course structure, proximity to home or social life? Maybe something else. But for aerospace that is what I would recommend. I also applied to mechanical engineering at UCL and got to do summer school there but in the end I didn't end up liking it too much. It was a shame as the facilities are great however they mainly focus on naval, biochemical, energy, robotics and nanoengineering, none of which I was particularly interested. If your applying for mechanical I'd say bath and bristol are really good. Check out their course.