If you could choose again.....which uni?

[KateBush]

I tihnk, if I had my time over again, I may well have plumped for Glasgow. Anyone else?

[hr]a red rose is not selfish because it wants to be red rose. It would be selfish if it wanted all the other flowers in the garden to be both red, and roses. -Oscar Wilde

[Amanda]

st andrews. stop whining.

[Greebo]

St Andrews

[hr]http://www.greebo.org.uk - Loadsa drunken photos and suchlikes.

[rr12]

Luton University. I beleive I could get a better quality of eduction their.

[Steveo]

Durham. Industrial Placement.

[hr]"Strangers passing in the street.....by chance two separate glances meet"

[garage red]

St Andrews - although Glasgow would have been nice for the social aspect

[jennyo]

In first year, St Andrews seemed like a really big town compared to where I grew up, but looking back I sometimes wish I'd gone to a bigger uni in a city. Oh well, there's always grad school...

[hr]On a rainy day when the wind gets wild
My untamed mind wakes up -Tagore

[loretta]

Wouldn't be anywhere else..everywhere else seems so big and impersonal

[Tipperary]

Warwick. And i actually got in too. Turning them down was not one of my greatest ideas i must say

[Bryn]

I couldn't stand to be in Warwick. Firstly it's far too close to where I live. But secondly it's a weird campus university, and takes a bus ride to get to any nearby city/town (although Coventry and Leamington aren't that appealing places).

I would not have chosen differently.

[hr]http://bryn.ipfox.com

[Tim Bisley]

I applied to Warwick as well, but I'm glad I chose St Andrews. Having said that, I'm only in first year. York might have been nice though...

[adam anthony]

Kings College in London!!! MUCH BETTER THAN ST ANDYS

[mossop]

I love St Andrews, although I am getting rather bored of it and am looking forward to graduating in June. My second choice was Glasgow, but knowing what I know now, I'd like to go to Stirling and study sport or something! The campus is gorgeous up there!

[Amaunet]

I dont sit and think about which Uni I would have gone too, if i could choose differently-i'm happy with st andrews and all the amazing people I've met here.

But there are times when I wonder what it would have been like if I had gone to do a different course-I applied for Egyptology and Forensic Science at different uni's-and was accepted-so by now I would be 2nd level Hiero. or examining the scene- but I love my AH course here.

[tintin]

St. Andrews without doubt. I just might have done things a little differently.

[Joesta]

St Andrews, one of the best universities in the world, if not the best.

[sick of it all]

Anywhere but here. Ideally somewhere bigger.

Everyone in this town knows who I am. People I've never met before walk up to me and start asking me about aspects of my life. It's claustrophobic, I feel trapped, I can't do anything without everyone hearing about it. The uni authorities are a pack of bastards, I've been called a 'thick paddy' on numerous occassions by other students, half the time I'm treated like a freak because I'm not into the 'fashionable' stuff most people in my classes are, the health centre is a joke, I can't afford to live here.

The library is shit, and most of the recommendations of the library report were ignored. My department is in a terrible state of repair, with the postgrad building so bad that it actually has holes in the walls. The postgrad building is only a wooden hut, and it is freezing in there. The careers service is utterly useless and incompetent.

I could go on, but that's enough for now. St Andrews sucks.

[Guest]

I might have gone to Strathclyde Uni. Although it would have been a 5 year course so maybe not.

[Guest]

Kings College in London!!! MUCH BETTER THAN ST ANDYS

[The Man Next Door]

There's nowhere i'd rather be than here.

[hr]Si hoc signum legere potes, operis boni in rebus Latinus alacribus et fructuosis potiri potes.
http://www.bash.org/?244321 - Random Massive Attack fact: Considered legal action after the Conservative Party used "The Man Next Door" as an accompaniment to William Hague's entrance at a conference in 2000.