i've been super upset for the last couple of hours because i scored so much lower than i was predicted (38)... my condition was a 39 with a 7 in chem and i genuinely was off chem by 1 mark for a 7. How likely is a remark to go up...? I'm trying to stay optimistic but i feel like crying the whole time
I've heard typically every year the website crashes and you might have to wait a bit before you see your results. However, if your universities like UCAS see it before you do, is there a chance I get to see my offer turning unconditional before I access my results?
I've been under consideration since November, with no updates or interviews. My PG was 42, but I doubt I'll get that in the final. Is it safe to assume I'll get rejected soon?
Recently got Laufey tickets for my trip to Japan and noticed that I didn't get a floor or seating number for the concert (S-seat). Will I be assigned a seat on the spot there? Is it first come first serve? Thank you in advance.
Recently got Laufey tickets for my trip to Japan and noticed that I didn't get a floor or seating number for the concert (S-seat). Will I be assigned a seat on the spot there? Is it first come first serve? Thank you in advance.
Tbh i entered not having much expectations after Manila and other stops' complaints. However, when he truly started singing and performing, it was amazing. The energy was there, the effects were there. The lighting, the choir, everything. Genuinely one of the best concerts i've been to. The crowd was surprisingly good as well. Everyone sang their hearts out. We got amazing unreleased songs and a cover. Sad thing was no get you, street car, and cool though... But definitely a great experience that I truly loved.
Hi! I'm an international offer holder for entrance this year and was wondering about the best student halls to pick. My biggest factors are:
Convenience
Rooms' quality
Less Commute
Cost is lesser of a worry, but defo still a factor. Which halls should I put?
Haven't confirmed yet but
- International Student
- Want to work in the states after
- Prefers non-research hands on clinical work
- Prefers less stress/more social life
It really sounds like kings is more for me than imperial is, but giving up that imperial name is kind of wild...