Chester or Anglia Ruskin for Animal Behaviour

I'm trying to decide which to put as my first choice:
Chester or Anglia Ruskin for Animal Behaviour

Anyone got any advice about either of these uni's?

Reply 1

Ian-Mac

The guardian rank Anglia Ruskin as 71st and Chester as 80th. If I were you I wouldn’t listen to the middle class snobs on this forum. Book into an open day and choose what feels right for you. I applied to Anglia Ruskin in Cambridge because I heard good feedback from friends that done their degrees there. Apparently it’s really friendly and they offer you a lot of help if you need it.

Reply 2

Oh snap!

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i'm deciding the exact same thing for my 2010 applications. im heraring good things and bad things about both unis which makes me go grrrrrr lol. why cant one just be perfect?

Reply 3

VENIVIDIVICI

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Ian-Mac

The guardian rank Anglia Ruskin as 71st and Chester as 80th. If I were you I wouldn’t listen to the middle class snobs on this forum. Book into an open day and choose what feels right for you. I applied to Anglia Ruskin in Cambridge because I heard good feedback from friends that done their degrees there. Apparently it’s really friendly and they offer you a lot of help if you need it.

I agree, I'm studying Biomedical at Anglia Ruskin, but know a couple of peeps doing Animal Behaviour, Zoology and Wildlife Biology. They are all happy at ARU and I know some of the lecturers as well and they pretty decent. Don't know anything about Chester, but I think ARU is good for Animal Behaviour.

Attending an Open Day would help.

Reply 4

animals

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Chester is a good uni, it's my insurance choice for animal behaviour for 09 entry.
Don't know anything about Anglia Ruskin though.
Go to the open days to have a look, it's the best way to decide.

Reply 5

chlobo-92

Original post by blue-libra-runes

I'm trying to decide which to put as my first choice:
Chester or Anglia Ruskin for Animal Behaviour

Anyone got any advice about either of these uni's?

Hi there just applied to anglia ruskin animal behaviour through extra if you dont mine saying what grades were you predicted and in what subjects? :smile:

thanks

Reply 6

soup_dragon87

I lived with two people who did Animal Behaviour whilst at Chester and they both loved it. One of them now works at Chester Zoo, doing something in the butterfly house :-)

Reply 7

blue-libra-runes

OP

Original post by chlobo-92

Hi there just applied to anglia ruskin animal behaviour through extra if you dont mine saying what grades were you predicted and in what subjects? :smile:

thanks

Hi. I was predicted A psychology, B Theology, B english lit & A general studies. But i think they wanted 240/260 ucas points. I love Animal Behaviour is really interesting! Im a 2nd year at chester uni, though i do wish i had studied biology at A level, it would have made my 1st year so much easier! What A levels are you doing at the moment? :smile:

Reply 8

chlobo-92

Original post by blue-libra-runes

Hi. I was predicted A psychology, B Theology, B english lit & A general studies. But i think they wanted 240/260 ucas points. I love Animal Behaviour is really interesting! Im a 2nd year at chester uni, though i do wish i had studied biology at A level, it would have made my 1st year so much easier! What A levels are you doing at the moment? :smile:

Ah Thanks, ive finally recieved by conditional offer from anglia ruskin. I do Psychology, Philosophy and Ethics and History so we've done sort of similar subjects :smile:

ah really i dropped Biology cause i got a D :/

Reply 9

HappyMi

Hi! I can't find anything about the comparison between this two uni. Do you know if ARU gives the same opportunity to study abroad than Chester?

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