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NilsFG wrote:

skitz_0 wrote:

Shum wrote:Physics is the one you wanna aim for in my humble opinion.

i'm finishing my degree in physics this spring. i say go for it

Nice one.

I'm doing my first year now and the massive amounts of maths depresses me.

kulture wrote:

tommatee wrote:

freakah wrote:

samkablaam wrote:

jazzamataz wrote:
Bigup Surrey Massive.

The main Surrey campus is amazing. You'll have months of fun there.

Btw, Cosmic's advice is the best advice I've read on here in regards to
Uni. Work first, party later.

you applyin or already there?

i agree the campus is somethin else.

Interview here on the 9th...tonmeister course yeah?!

Dubstep's very own Kulture is a tonmeister graduate. He's pretty damn sexy.

TON [sound] MEISTER [master]

that's right bitches

Mutiny wrote:Applied for Leeds Met, Manchester Met and Newcastle College.

Really want to go to Leeds as im nearby and the scene is so good. Ive only recieved an offer from manc so far but im sure i'll get one from leeds soon.

Has anyone had any experience of Events Management as a course? Also any more opinions on Leeds Met would be good

Cheeers

skitz_0 wrote:

NilsFG wrote:

skitz_0 wrote:

Shum wrote:Physics is the one you wanna aim for in my humble opinion.

i'm finishing my degree in physics this spring. i say go for it

Nice one.

I'm doing my first year now and the massive amounts of maths depresses me.

it gets worse, too. i remember i hit a wall my second year in my mathematical methods class

i'm putting off graduate school by a year or so, hopefully find a job working in radiation therapy in the mean time.

Mutiny wrote:Applied for Leeds Met, Manchester Met and Newcastle College.

Really want to go to Leeds as im nearby and the scene is so good. Ive only recieved an offer from manc so far but im sure i'll get one from leeds soon.

Has anyone had any experience of Events Management as a course? Also any more opinions on Leeds Met would be good

Cheeers

wubstep wrote:Bath Spa soldier represent.

(Pada) wrote:Wouldn't recommend LCM, especially compared to Surrey! Doing FE there and I know it's different to HE but the organisation of the college is terrible, their in debt and instead of getting working equipment in all the studios they spend money on keeping the receptionists warm and to have a new carpet :/

freakah wrote:

(Pada) wrote:

freakah wrote:

samkablaam wrote: top 2? only choice mate.

Haha, I know I know it's best in europe etc etc etc, but I had a look at the leeds college of music course and that felt like the right place/course for me...even over the surrey one...was more about using the studio as an instrument rather than using it as a tool which is what I felt from surrey?

Wouldn't recommend LCM, especially compared to Surrey! Doing FE there and I know it's different to HE but the organisation of the college is terrible, their in debt and instead of getting working equipment in all the studios they spend money on keeping the receptionists warm and to have a new carpet :/

Send a DM to Hackman he's doing BA in Music Production i think!

Should look at Bath Spa for creative music tech really

Ah Hackman is who they were referring toooo!! They mentioned rusko (obviously) and a guy in the second year of production course. I'll DM him...

It wasnt just the course idea that appealed to me but the whole place felt like a big community and all the warm cuddly shit like that and leeds is pretty cool lol.

hackman wrote: haha as if they mention me
airhead went there too, was year above me

belalala wrote:bump.
anyone care to share how long it took to hear back?
also any UWE/goldsmiths/sussex/UArts people please shed some light on your experience.

cosmic surgeon wrote:

volcanogeorge wrote:Good luck peeps! If anyone's applying to Newcastle then hit me up if you've got any questions

Ditto, shoot us any Q's if you're coming Leeds too!

Piece of advice though, if you're living in student accomodation you are definitely, definitely going to be amidst wasters who don't do any work. Don't let them bring you down - they're idiots. As time goes on people realise more and more that they're going nowhere, and they start looking like parodies of themselves who no one takes seriously. Uni can be a make or break endeavour. There's so many opportunities there which, if you work your nackers off, will put you in good steed to begin a fulfilling life. Heard so many people telling first years "you only need 40 to pass and it doesn't count towards your degree, just get pissed and work next year" and a surprising amount of people are naive enough to take the advice.

But you'll be kicking yourself in 2nd and 3rd year when they're using technical terms in common parlance which were explained in first year, and which everyone who actually turned up knows like the back of their hand. They won't be getting explained again, and it's often an uphill climb to learn the ins and outs of them without proper teaching (if anyone's doing philosophy, try getting through second year epistemology after hardly turning up for logic in first year - you'll eat your own head). Put simply, taking that shitty advice will make your last years more difficult and they're already pretty damned challenging if you wanna do well.

Get your shit done first, then party. The formula of champions.