[Matt08]

Title says it all really.

[x_mel_x]

I want to go to Brighton University to do English Literature.

[Matt08]

I would like to go to the University of Westminster as it has alot of courses in Media/Journalism.

[x_mel_x]

Yeah i want to go into Journalism but most unis just do Sport Journalism, I found one that does English Lit and Journalism so i might look into that.

[Matt08]

Originally posted by x_mel_x
Yeah i want to go into Journalism but most unis just do Sport Journalism, I found one that does English Lit and Journalism so i might look into that.

I had a little look on the University of Westminster's website earlier. They do many types of journalism related courses. My local universities (Worcester & Wolverhampton) only did a couple of courses. I don't go to university for another three years yet anyway.

[Dr43%er]

I went to Tothickfor University back in the early nineties.

[Conor]

I think Im too thick to go to university! lol. Anyway, Im only 14, so I shouldnt have to worry about that stuff.

[x_mel_x]

I'm in Year 12 so have to start looking this year as I'm going next year. I feel way to young!

[Matt08]

Originally posted by Conor
I think Im too thick to go to university! lol. Anyway, Im only 14, so I shouldnt have to worry about that stuff.

Once your 15 then no doubt your school will be questioning everyone and asking what they want to do when they leave school/university etc.

[Shaun]

Exeter University, hopefully, to study English.

[Sunny_01]

Northumbria for my DipSW

Sunderland for CertEd

I have studied at most of the NE HE & FE institutes over the years to gather a whole host of useless qualifications from D32/D33 to Level 4 advice & guidance. I love education, I am always looking for new courses to do.

[Oxymoron]

Cambridge hopefully

to study Economical Mathematics

[Princess]

Trinity Dublin. Its the one Craig from Hollyoaks went to! My current course that I wanna do is childrens and general nursing. Its changes though.

[Rory]

Well I want to stay within the US.

[MarkWaldorf]

Originally posted by Rory
Well I want to stay within the US.

See I'd like to come to a US University, but I only know of a few, and there the really 'higher up' ones, where you need to be really smart. And plus, I don't think they'd understand our grading system, only your GPA/SAT grades..

[Lauren]

I currently go to Lancaster University doing a science degree in Psychology.

[Rory]

Originally posted by MarkChap©

See I'd like to come to a US University, but I only know of a few, and there the really 'higher up' ones, where you need to be really smart. And plus, I don't think they'd understand our grading system, only your GPA/SAT grades..

See, we only know of Oxford and Cambridge lol. There are tons, but the ivy league schools usually get the most publicity (much like Oxford and Cambridge).

I have no clue how the grading system over there works, then. GPA/SAT is much easier to understand for me. :P

[supernoodles!]

I dont want to go to university,i used to though,i went to an open day at durham uni but i changed my career plans and i dont need to go to uni anymore.

[HeatherH7]

I'd like to go to Glasgow uni coz then I wouldnt have to move away.
But you need really good grades for that...

[Legend]

Recently decided against Uni but if for some reason I decide to do go then I'd want to get far, far away.

[LovelyL]

i've just done my ucas and really want to get into bournemouth uni to do mental health nursing so fingers crossed i get in that one!!!!

[Matt08]

How many points do you usually get for your GCSE'S if you get between A*-C.

[Legend]

^^ you don't get UCAS points from your GCSE'S towards Uni as far as I know. It's all from your a-levels.

[Matt08]

Originally posted by Legend
^^ you don't get UCAS points from your GCSE'S towards Uni as far as I know. It's all from your a-levels.

Ah ok, I had the impression that a few points came from GCSE's and the rest from A-Levels.

[Ruth*Star]

Originally posted by Matthew

Once your 15 then no doubt your school will be questioning everyone and asking what they want to do when they leave school/university etc.

True, the second we went into year 10, the collage and university assemblies started. We even had a assembly with Uni people coming in and telling us why we should go to uni, was cringeworthy, them trying to talk in funny voices.