Well it's all over, the first year at uni has flown by and I have passed comfortably. Here is the breakdown of my results (all /100):
Calculus Methods - 54
Ordinary Differential Equations - 80
Vectors & Matrices - 58
Introduction to Meteorology - 71
Weather & Climate Fundamentals - 55
Env Science - 65
Physics - 60
With weightings taken into account it works out at an average of 62.3% which is a 2:1. Disappointed with a couple of modules, very happy with others, so overall I'm
After the fun of freshers week, it was time to knuckle down and start what I came to uni for. My first term of my first term involves 4 compulsory modules and an extra optional one. I have 2 Meteorology modules (Introduction to Meteorology and Weather & Climate fundamentals) as well as 2 Maths modules (Calculus and Vectors & Matrices). My optional module is Physics of the Natural World. Thankfully so far the Maths and Physics have been A Level difficulty, but I'm sure that will change ve
Great news regarding my A Level results and university. I had a pretty much sleepless night last night, and UCAS said their tracking system would be open "mid-morning" (I took it as 6am). Track did open at 6.10am, I managed to get online at 6.15am and discovered I had been accepted into Reading! My A Level results were Maths - A, Further Maths - B, Physics - B. Absolutely over the moon.
I will now be studying Meteorology and Climate with a year in Oklahoma, cannot wait!
Got my January exam results today - and they were a success! The subject where I had most concerns - physics - is now looking much more rosy. Got a B in it, and a good B at that, 70/90 with just 2 marks off an A. That now means I only need 54% of the remaining marks to get the B I need overall. Got 81/100 in my Maths exam which is also an A, and I am now on very comfortable ground to gain the A I need (need an average of 60% in my remaining 2 modules).
In short, I now need an absolute disaster
Well I have received my final offer today, so here is the full list:[b]University of Reading[/b][i]Meteorology & Climate with a year in Oklahoma - AB in Maths and Physics plus 100 points from elsewhere[/i][b]University of East Anglia[/b][i]Meteorology & Oceanography - BBB[/i][b]University of Birmingham[/b][i]Mathematics - ABB[/i][b]University of Leeds[/b][i]Meteorology & Atmospheric Science - BBB[/i]As Reading have given me an offer, they will undoubtedly be my first choice. If I fai
You wait a while for another offer and 2 come at once!I have got an offer from Birmingham for Mathematics, ABB which is absolutely fantastic. Usually AAB but again due to the fact I do Further Maths it has notched it down a grade. Second one is from Leeds for Meteorology and Atmospheric Science, BBB.Now it's all down to you Reading!
Just finished my UCAS form (what a stupidly long-winded procedure...), less than a year now until I will be (hopefully) starting university, scary thought! Here are my choices:[b]University of Reading[/b][i]Meteorology and Climate and a year in Oklahoma[/i][b]University of East Anglia[/b][i]Meteorology and Oceanography - Offer: BBB[/i][b]University of Leeds[/b][i]Meteorology & Atmospheric Science - Offer: BBB[/i][b]University of Birmingham[/b][i]Mathematics - Offer: ABB[/i]Really hoping I ca
