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So, what did you get?
Standard Grades:
English - 1
Maths - 1
Physics - 1
Chemistry - 1
Computing Studies - 1
Geography - 1
Home Ec - 1
French - 2
I'm well chuffed.
Standard Grades:
English - 1
Maths - 1
Physics - 1
Chemistry - 1
Computing Studies - 1
Geography - 1
Home Ec - 1
French - 2
I'm well chuffed.
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Pfft, as if I care, it's a girl dominated science.
:)
:)
Ahh, biology. How I hate it.
It's just applied physics and chemistry with a bit of psychology bolted on the side...
/taunting
It's just applied physics and chemistry with a bit of psychology bolted on the side...
/taunting
Biology. That's a pure science, I'd say.
If it's an hard science degree, you should be fine. I went to a talk held by the Physics dept. of the university of Hertfordshire, and the guy giving it said that over the last 10 years there'd been a near exponential increase in people applying for business studies, management, computing and media studies degrees, and a similar level decline in people applying for "real" science degrees. In this country at least.
He did then go on to say that part of this decline was because people could actually specialise their science degree so much and so the entrants into standard bio, chem and phys courses were instead applying for neurological biochemistry and other tightly defined courses. But still, he said the number of people who get science degrees in this country is declining fast while rising quickly in areas like China and India.
He did then go on to say that part of this decline was because people could actually specialise their science degree so much and so the entrants into standard bio, chem and phys courses were instead applying for neurological biochemistry and other tightly defined courses. But still, he said the number of people who get science degrees in this country is declining fast while rising quickly in areas like China and India.
Stryke wrote:
> Ah well, I'll have a science degree from one of the top universities
> in the country, so I'm not all that fussed. Also York has a lake. I
> wonder many students end up in there after a nights drinking...
My uni has a Loch, it has swans and ducks and things.
Just saying.
> Ah well, I'll have a science degree from one of the top universities
> in the country, so I'm not all that fussed. Also York has a lake. I
> wonder many students end up in there after a nights drinking...
My uni has a Loch, it has swans and ducks and things.
Just saying.
DébUK wrote:
> I was rejected from York, even though I got AAAA in my AS-levels.
>
> :-(
--
Maybe you're not a very nice person.
Just saying.
> I was rejected from York, even though I got AAAA in my AS-levels.
>
> :-(
--
Maybe you're not a very nice person.
Just saying.
Belldandy wrote:
> Stryke wrote:
> I'd better get the grades so I can get the
> only qualification that matters - a degree.
>
> Heh, wait til you do a careers module at Uni, where they tell you a
> degree doesn't matter all that much now 'cause so many have them now.
> 'specially if it's something like media *spits*. About the bare
> minimum for a lot of graduate schemes now is a degree with at least a
> years work experience, so having three I'm not worried :)
--
Ah well, I'll have a science degree from one of the top universities in the country, so I'm not all that fussed. Also York has a lake. I wonder many students end up in there after a nights drinking...
> Stryke wrote:
> I'd better get the grades so I can get the
> only qualification that matters - a degree.
>
> Heh, wait til you do a careers module at Uni, where they tell you a
> degree doesn't matter all that much now 'cause so many have them now.
> 'specially if it's something like media *spits*. About the bare
> minimum for a lot of graduate schemes now is a degree with at least a
> years work experience, so having three I'm not worried :)
--
Ah well, I'll have a science degree from one of the top universities in the country, so I'm not all that fussed. Also York has a lake. I wonder many students end up in there after a nights drinking...
Stryke wrote:
> I'd better get the grades so I can get the
> only qualification that matters - a degree.
Heh, wait til you do a careers module at Uni, where they tell you a degree doesn't matter all that much now 'cause so many have them now. 'specially if it's something like media *spits*. About the bare minimum for a lot of graduate schemes now is a degree with at least a years work experience, so having three I'm not worried :)
> I'd better get the grades so I can get the
> only qualification that matters - a degree.
Heh, wait til you do a careers module at Uni, where they tell you a degree doesn't matter all that much now 'cause so many have them now. 'specially if it's something like media *spits*. About the bare minimum for a lot of graduate schemes now is a degree with at least a years work experience, so having three I'm not worried :)
DébUK wrote:
> Starlight wrote:
>
> Cooooo I was thinking about going to York next year, it looks a fine
> fine University, one of the top ones. But I'm not gonna go now :P
>
> I was rejected from York, even though I got AAAA in my AS-levels.
I was going to apply to York to do Physics with Astrophysics. Now I'm not, because the course isn't actually what I want to do. I have found a nice Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics course at Kent though.
> Starlight wrote:
>
> Cooooo I was thinking about going to York next year, it looks a fine
> fine University, one of the top ones. But I'm not gonna go now :P
>
> I was rejected from York, even though I got AAAA in my AS-levels.
I was going to apply to York to do Physics with Astrophysics. Now I'm not, because the course isn't actually what I want to do. I have found a nice Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics course at Kent though.
The way things are going with A levels u probably will!
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