27-06-2003 18:20									#31
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Take into consideration what you plan to do afterwards. If you're thinking about academia, then an important factor is who you know and what good contacts you'll be able to make (which tends to be linked to the better schools). A simple phone call from some big shot will get you into Graduate programs faster than good marks.

	27-06-2003 20:08									#32
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I'll be working for Edinburgh uni next year, so I say Edinburgh.

Will you be doing any physics courses? If so, maybe I will see you there....(see if you can figure out which of the stuffy academics is me )

	27-06-2003 22:07									#33
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You have to decide for yourself.

	27-06-2003 22:50									#34
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My sister studied biochemistry six months at East Anglia, she didīt say it was bad - but I donīt think she was overwhelmed either.

So I guess they got an exchange program with the Swedish Agricultur University too

	28-06-2003 14:24									#35
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Rogan Josh, better stick around in Edinburgh for a few more years if you want to see me. I've got one more year of sixth form to finish before I head off to uni.

Physics? ewww. I'm a chemistry geek.

The Guide to Experiments:

If it's green and slimy, it's biology. If it stinks and explodes, it's chemistry. If it's boring and doesn't work, it's physics. :-)

	28-06-2003 16:32									#36
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I say Edinburgh. Two of my friends are going there and they both say they loved it when they went to look round.

	28-06-2003 19:21									#37
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Your future is...death.

As is everyone's.

	28-06-2003 19:28									#38
	Full PM-box? Change here!

"In the long run we are all dead."
- John Maynard Keynes

	28-06-2003 21:49									#39
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I suggest you visit each, talk to some professors and students in the department you are interested in, check out the facilities and nightlife and then decide.
I visited @20 different schools the summer between Junior and Senior year in high school, and it was a big help in eliminating places that sounded good on paper but just didn't have the right feel.
And if all else fails, you can be my manservant and tutor my children in the sciences.