My best friend's girlfirned is going to Staffordshire to do that course, and she's done art, textiles and DT at college, so they obviously dont require a chemistry qualification lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katy
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My best friend's girlfirned is going to Staffordshire to do that course, and she's done art, textiles and DT at college, so they obviously dont require a chemistry qualification lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katy
Criminal Justice looks like a good subject too. I want to stay in or around London though, and i dont think any unis there really do a Law and Criminal Justice degree, which is still an LLB. Which sucks, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katy
Nobody coming to join me in Roehampton then lol??? Don't blame you to be honest:rotfl:
Oh right, i thought they did everything down ther in the capital. I stayed looking at the north due to not being able to afford London, plus it takes forever to get there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abi
My sister just finished her teaching degree at Roehampton, literally about 3 weeks ago. Shes waiting on her results, but the tutors all sound like idiots, and haven't told anyone if they're graduating yet or not. My neighbour is there as well. What are you doing there?Quote:
Originally Posted by xTanya
Oh cool...alot of my friends are doing teaching and don't like the tutors lol, I'm doing drama most of the teachers are ok but the whole system is mucked up we had to go online to register our options for next year so I got up early to make sure I got what I wanted then those people who didn't bother getting up and didn't get there options went and complained so we had to do it by hand luckily there wa only 1 option I didn't get but still it's just stupid. I haven't loved the course it's not very practical the writing side kills me lol but I think it will be more practical next year by the options I have chosen. Is your neighbour doing teaching too?Quote:
Originally Posted by AbiMy sister just finished her teaching degree at Roehampton, literally about 3 weeks ago. Shes waiting on her results, but the tutors all sound like idiots, and haven't told anyone if they're graduating yet or not. My neighbour is there as well. What are you doing there?Quote:
Originally Posted by xTanya
I looked at Staffordshire and decided against it but I can't remember why :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Katy
I'm looking at Teesside, Coventry and Christ Church Canterbury. The last two are a long way from home and my parents have already said they doon't want me to go too far (I disagree, I want to get as far away as possible so my mum can't visit me on a weekend). Teesside is less than 2hrs from where we are now.
My mum is putting the practical spin on everything, "there's no point in going there, its too expensive," "don't go too far in case anything happens" etc and she's beginning to sound like she doesn't want me to go. I can see her point, being the youngest and last to leave but it's still not nice when she turns everything I say into a negative.
Oh thats good then. I'm doing physics, biology and business. I know a fair few like Nottingham Trent wanted chemistry last year. I should really have a look at the new prospectuses and see if any of the desired subjects have changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by bondboffinMy best friend's girlfirned is going to Staffordshire to do that course, and she's done art, textiles and DT at college, so they obviously dont require a chemistry qualification lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katy
yeah id look at the new prospectuses thats the best way. I just told my mum it wasnt her decision, but then took her with me to all the open days so she could see for herself, that way she felt more involved.
I had an offer for Staffs, but decided against it due to Bangor being near the Sea.
I told my mum it was up to me where choices I make and she got in a mood about it.
We had a tutor thing this morning and we were told to think of 10 different things that made us special for our personal statement on the UCAS form. I can't think of any!