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I realise that some people on this forum (including myself) are planning to go to university next year, and I figured it'd be nice to see who was going and how far they have got with their UCAS application.
I received my confirmation letter from UCAS the other day to say they have received my application, all I can do now is wait..
The university's/courses I have applied for are
University of Lincoln: Games Computing
University of Lincoln: Computing
Sheffield Hallam: Software Development (Games) - Offer - not for this course, however
Northumbira University: Computer Games Software Engineering - Offer
Nottingham Trent University: Computer Science (Games Technology) - Offer
I have received 3 offers so far.
What universitys have you applied for? Had any offers/Rejections yet?
I received my confirmation letter from UCAS the other day to say they have received my application, all I can do now is wait..
The university's/courses I have applied for are
University of Lincoln: Games Computing
University of Lincoln: Computing
Sheffield Hallam: Software Development (Games) - Offer - not for this course, however
Northumbira University: Computer Games Software Engineering - Offer
Nottingham Trent University: Computer Science (Games Technology) - Offer
I have received 3 offers so far.
What universitys have you applied for? Had any offers/Rejections yet?
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i am finishing uni this year, i currently study media technology at lincoln university but my campus is in hull.
i was originally on the games course that the guy that started this thread has applied too, but after a year i was so sick of all the programming and lack of gaming stuff i changed to a course that covers the 3d modelling and animation but also tv, and film.
the games course is ok but you have to do some serious crazy amounts of programming but if thats what your into thats cool
i was originally on the games course that the guy that started this thread has applied too, but after a year i was so sick of all the programming and lack of gaming stuff i changed to a course that covers the 3d modelling and animation but also tv, and film.
the games course is ok but you have to do some serious crazy amounts of programming but if thats what your into thats cool
Fozz wrote:
> Bath is fun.
>
> In the sunday times we got second in the country for sport
Woah, better cancel my app and change my application entry's then, sport is the NUMBER ONE priority!
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> Bath is fun.
>
> In the sunday times we got second in the country for sport
Woah, better cancel my app and change my application entry's then, sport is the NUMBER ONE priority!
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Well, that's me told... again.
It's true, we have our own language here, for local people.
It's true, we have our own language here, for local people.
SHEEPY wrote:
> a rare Nigerian language.
It's not rare. More than 30 million first language speakers, making it the biggest African language in Africa and way bigger than most European languages; plus it's used as a lingua franca throughout West Africa by millions more. So there!
ps You're just sad that I don't live near East Kilbride anymore.
> a rare Nigerian language.
It's not rare. More than 30 million first language speakers, making it the biggest African language in Africa and way bigger than most European languages; plus it's used as a lingua franca throughout West Africa by millions more. So there!
ps You're just sad that I don't live near East Kilbride anymore.
Hmmm go to London and study a rare Nigerian language.
No thanks
No thanks
Bath is fun.
In the sunday times we got second in the country for sport, 75% of graduates for firsts, and has a high staff student ratio with garunteed student accomidation for the first year.
In the sunday times we got second in the country for sport, 75% of graduates for firsts, and has a high staff student ratio with garunteed student accomidation for the first year.
Gah, idiots.
London.
Where is this place of wonder?
fiƒi[oV] wrote:
> SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies)
>
> All to do Chinese Language, history and politics, with whatever name
> the various places give to the course.
Ooooo...best uni ever. That's where I am right now, this very second. I used to go to Edinburgh and there's really no comparison, especially to do something Chinese-y or African-y. Lovely place, lovely people. Small classes too, which is brilliant. I do history and it has one of the best departments in the country - 2nd or 3rd in the various lists that got published in newspapers last year, and it keeps getting 6/6 for research. It has a totally different atmosphere to other universities because it's such a specialist institution: people here are incredibly enthusiastic about what they do. You can also study things at SOAS that you can't do anywhere else - I'm learning Hausa (a Nigerian language) as my floater, for example, but there are a squillion other weird choices on offer. Oh, and last year there were students from 108 different countries. It's great. I never want to leave. Ever.
> SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies)
>
> All to do Chinese Language, history and politics, with whatever name
> the various places give to the course.
Ooooo...best uni ever. That's where I am right now, this very second. I used to go to Edinburgh and there's really no comparison, especially to do something Chinese-y or African-y. Lovely place, lovely people. Small classes too, which is brilliant. I do history and it has one of the best departments in the country - 2nd or 3rd in the various lists that got published in newspapers last year, and it keeps getting 6/6 for research. It has a totally different atmosphere to other universities because it's such a specialist institution: people here are incredibly enthusiastic about what they do. You can also study things at SOAS that you can't do anywhere else - I'm learning Hausa (a Nigerian language) as my floater, for example, but there are a squillion other weird choices on offer. Oh, and last year there were students from 108 different countries. It's great. I never want to leave. Ever.
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