Rejection from uni - Page 2

iDumb · #26 April 7, 2018, 06:42 PM

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haha what a sad case. You're ESL aren't you?

^This is the best you have? I am English as second language. The curry is strong on this one.

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dude can't help it after the countless times I've shot him down.

Yes we are all billionaires on the internet and in our head. Delusion sometimes keep people happy.

Yankees · #27 April 7, 2018, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by iDumb
^This is the best you ~~have~~ can do? I am an Eenglish as second language learner. The curry is strong on with this one.

Yankees · #28 April 7, 2018, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by iDumb
^This is the best you have? I am English as second language. The curry is strong on this one.

Yes we are all billionaires on the internet and in our head. Delusion sometimes keep people happy.

It wasn't an insult, merely an observation. This explains why so many phrases and "tone" completely go over your head. Not to mention the cringy ".....". Not your fault, you're just limited in your comprehension.

What is your fault is the fact that you are a sad sack with a huge Napolean complex. Don't pretend otherwise. It oozes out of your posts like bile. This is why you take things so personally, even on an anonymous forum. And why you go out of your way to needlessly pick fights. Sad.

Roey Haque · #29 April 7, 2018, 08:12 PM

Education is overrated. And so it doesn't matter where you go as long as you outshine the competition that is available there. So prioritize what is it that you want. And then select the option that is made available to you. Don't look back.

iDumb · #30 April 7, 2018, 08:15 PM

Napoleon complex . That's is a very curry thing to say .

This is not an anonymous forum ... for you ..yes .

Maybe that's why it's easy for u to open one idiotic thread after another making vile comments about ppl of your neighboring countries ...

You don't have to correct my English .. it's good enough for my needs

I don't have a term paper due at age of 30

Yankees · #31 April 7, 2018, 08:24 PM

^^ actually its not good enough, your "english" is embarrassingly s*** to say the least.

You're right, I'm being anonymous. Looks like I will have to attend the next NYC meetup. Would be good to meet a keyboard warrior in person. Look down on the pos in the flesh and blood. Should be fun!

Night_wolf · #32 April 7, 2018, 08:48 PM

dont you two have anything better to do? bickering like a dysfunctional married couple everytime

Night_wolf · #33 April 7, 2018, 08:58 PM

Education is important but there are other factors in life that are equally important to get a good job, education does not only mean the university education you get, you need to update yourself in your line of work everyday. along with that you need to have good network with people. as idumb said the guy you watch football with has a better chance of getting you into a good job but if you are not capable enough he or anybody else that matters cant do **** for you

Night_wolf · #34 April 7, 2018, 08:59 PM

Yankees I told idumb to stop,if he doesn't stop he'll get whats coming to him. you indulge you are bringing trouble for yourself, its better to ignore.

Rifat · #35 April 7, 2018, 09:13 PM

Never stop learning, never stop reading. Got rejected from one university, so what? It is not a big deal, just apply to another one. show some initiative, make effort. Have you figured out what you want to study? If nothing else works for you, then take some online courses or go to your local community college. Coursera offers many courses for free.

Firebreaker · #36 April 13, 2018, 08:01 AM

I have re-applied for MMU but now I am a bit sceptical about going to that uni as I have an offer from uni which is better than MMU so I need suggestions

aklemalp · #37 April 13, 2018, 08:12 AM

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I have re-applied for MMU but now I am a bit sceptical about going to that uni as I have an offer from uni which is better than MMU so I need suggestions

U need to talk to an academic adviser... or your parents.

adamnsu · #38 April 13, 2018, 10:06 AM

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I have re-applied for MMU but now I am a bit sceptical about going to that uni as I have an offer from uni which is better than MMU so I need suggestions

This totally depends on you what you want from a Uni. Also what subject are you pursuing. If the course is accredited see which other unis fall under the same accreditation.

If this is a British uni then here is my advice on how to select:
- Rankings, even though this may be flawed but it gives you some idea of which University is in the grand scheme of things. If its below the top 50 then I would try to avoid.
- Best to avoid a poly technique turned University
- Look at the lecturers experience. If alot of your course instructors are non English better to avoid.
- Visit the campus,accommodation, library, gym etc. A good uni will always have a better environment. Also look at the kind of students that are studying there.

Yankees · #39 April 13, 2018, 02:08 PM

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I have re-applied for MMU but now I am a bit sceptical about going to that uni as I have an offer from uni which is better than MMU so I need suggestions

What is your obsession with MMU? Can you tell us what MMU stand for so i can search what's so special about this school.

If you are being serious, and not trolling, I would highly suggest you go to the school you are accepted to rather than wait and waste time.

Firebreaker · #40 April 13, 2018, 02:40 PM

Manchester Metropolitan University. I don't know much about Coventry apart from the fact that its a crap city and conditions are difficult too.

Firebreaker · #41 April 14, 2018, 11:25 AM

Please tell me if its worth a hassle or not

aklemalp · #42 April 14, 2018, 11:34 AM

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Please tell me if its worth a hassle or not

No hassle as long as you're comfortable with it. In the end, you will be the one who will be there for 4 years.

Navo · #43 April 14, 2018, 02:02 PM

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Manchester Metropolitan University. I don't know much about Coventry apart from the fact that its a crap city and conditions are difficult too.

I studied at Warwick for my undergraduate degree and lived in Coventry during my 2nd year. There are a couple of nice (read: greener) areas in the city (e.g. Earlsdon), but for the most part it is a miserable place. There is a reason why "being sent to Coventry" has entered into the English language as a morbid idiom. In some ways, it feels as if the city never recovered from the War.

Firebreaker · #44 April 15, 2018, 12:33 AM

Yeah I visited Coventry too back in 2015 when my bro started his college and it looked like a crap city with nothing to look forward that’s why I have my reservations about it

Firebreaker · #45 April 17, 2018, 01:08 PM

God works in mysterious ways. Last week the MMU staff insulted me for not falling in their requirements and a week on they offer me a place in uni but I am not that kind

Fazal · #46 April 18, 2018, 02:11 PM

See.... rejection from uni is nothing, much much better than rejection from a girl. Unlike Uni, once they say no... they rarely change their mind.