<p>Any Etonians in this string?</p>
<p>Any Etonian rackets players?</p>
<p>Thanks :)</p>
<p>Well done to you too! Especially with the Oxford offer! I was going to apply to Cambridge, but in the end I decided the course was quite boring (for me anyway as I prefer modern stuff). I doubt I would have gotten in anyway.</p>
<p>Cardiff is such a great city (although I think I'm letting the fact that it has the millennium stadium influence me a bit too much!) and I would love to spend three years there. And the course looks really good too. But I also want a year abroad, which they don't offer so I'll have trouble deciding! I know what you mean about Warwick...Coventry isn't the nicest of places from what I've heard.</p>
<p>What US unis have you applied to? How much is it going to be costing you? The price really put me off</p>
<p>squidgey : Well done on Oxford. Someone in my year got into Oxford but got rejected by UCLA...mmm...Good luck on american colleges to you too. Which American colleges are you applying to??</p>
<p>London_girl : Have you thought about doing a masters abroad??</p>
<p>Actually I was orginally thinking of applying to the Law programmes offering double degrees with French Universities, but I decided to drop French at A2 so couldnt apply. Does anyone know how competitive the JD/LLB programmes LSE, UCL n KCL offer with Columbia are?? I know they only accept a handful of people every year, but how many people actually apply??</p>
<p>Tbh, I'm not sure if I really want to do a masters, and if I did it would be so expensive abroad. If I go into journalism i'll have to do a post-grad diploma somewhere. Ideally I'd love to go to Columbia in New York to do that, but then I saw the cost of it and there's no chance!</p>
<p>What about scholarships?? A lot of US universities are big on finanical aid</p>
<p>UCL law has a higher ranking than LSE law. And columbia only takes 1 or two applicants from the University of London colleges. it is highly competitive!</p>
<p>I thought they take 2 or 3 from each London college. What I was wondering is how many people actually apply each year. How popular is the programme because I wouldnt think that everyone finds spending two years in New York attractive?</p>
<p>I have done A2 Math, A2 Accounts, A2 Business, A2 Economics, AS General, applied to the top canadian universities for business program, got into all, and going to McGill..!!</p>
<p>HK8- Just wondering why are u dropping A2 Further maths?</p>