Again, I did not specifically say mpharm in the bottom sentence. Look for monash mpharm if you like. All courses in notts you to exchange for one year or 6 months, I know because I study there.

I said this with relevance to the op wanting to get overseas exposure without having to pay so much money. Again, I would aapreciate it if you do not deviate from the original point to legitimize yourself. If you dont understand the word personnel, its not my loss. If you can prove that a notts person is not even eligible for à one term exchage to a diff uni overseas, or even during the summerbwhere the tuition is covered, then youve got a point.

This post has been edited by Cottoncandyclouds: Aug 17 2014, 06:12 PM

Refer to my editted post above, thank you. Im replying with a phone, and feel that ive made a sufficient stand about my use of personneĺ. Why not quote my msc mres pharm post while youre at it? I dont feel obliged to answer anything as long as you do not acknowledge the fact that youre harping on small semantical differenes, and feeling that you cannot reasonably deflect or justify otherwise, keep presenting nrw points of your own, and then trying to drag in unrelated topics to increase your own credibility. I rest my case.

This post has been edited by Cottoncandyclouds: Aug 17 2014, 06:20 PM

i foresee some problems in oxford....

the fact remains there is NO 'visa personnel' in a clinic.....and there is no such thing as a 'tb clinic'.....

i was going to let that pass....but since you insist, that is actually premature and potentially bad advice....and the poor fellow is now asking about this in the pharmacy thread....i will leave it to the pharmacy students like zstan and practising pharmacists to deal with that....

You have absolutely no right to judge because your brain doesnt seem to absorb logic, or understand lingual semantics. Why not tag him here and see what he says? Can I say the same by thinking youre some sortof fail student?

Get a dictionary, and stop aggravating others just because you want to prove something inconsequential to feed your own damn ego. You have yet to answer any of the questions ive thrown at you.

This post has been edited by Cottoncandyclouds: Aug 17 2014, 07:33 PM

The limit of your intelligence shows when you refuse to acknowledge diversity in language and refuse to respect the rights of people who use it. I hope this becomes some sort of takeaway for you, in spite of yourself.

Is this "oxford-speak"?

I think you just walked right into a well dug hole.

This is common sense.

I haven't even matriculated yet.

This is Nottingham speak, and I am proud of it. (though I honestly don't see what my university has to do with it).

This post has been edited by Cottoncandyclouds: Aug 17 2014, 09:42 PM

Wow you guys need to calm down.
This is a thread to help students that intend to study in the UK.
There is absolutely no reason to continue arguing over such a small matter

This post has been edited by darkdudepers: Aug 18 2014, 12:51 AM

Regarding the bank letter, in the event they ask for it, can i provide my parent letter n epf statement(only in bm,no eng version)?
Or can i provide my parent's bank statement or it must be a bank letter? Wat if the fund is not in for 28days?

From Supporting documents guide :


https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/syste...r_Documents.pdf

Its stated

"If you submit a document that is not in English or Welsh, it must be accompanied by a full translation that can be
independently verified by the Home Office"

Don't worry though as you can find certified translators can translate documents in matter of hours.

Also read page 2 for more info on financial documents you can provide for a student visa. I think epf statement should help, but maybe bring along other documents to help out.

28 days is a must for money in bank, no way to get around that.

Already 12 days, nothing from them

Hi seniors, since you all got into UK Unis, is there any tips on writing a personal statement that is desirable by those top universities?

Planning on writing mine since a long time ago, but just can't find something that can make my statement outstanding a bit.

Do not in any way try to emulate the North American sort.

I'm trying to dig out a small piece of advice I've gotten from the admissions committee, will PM to you once I can locate it.

Hi guys,

Just submitted my Visa application. Just a reminder here. If you ever make any mistakes on some particular details on the visa application, you can just use a pen to cross them out and do your corrections on the side. They'll still accept the application as long as it is a minor mistakes. However, be sure to point them out to your interviewer.

Note: You don't have to cancel your appointment or whatsoever to redo the application unless you apply the wrong visa category. Good luck guys.

This post has been edited by EdwinCodec: Aug 18 2014, 04:02 PM

Appreciate if you could PM me as well. Thanks.

Hey guys,

I have a question, comparing the expenses (inclusive of everything except tuition fee) approximately how much I can save from a year of study at Warwick / Cranfield compare to LSE, Imperial, Manchester. Since their master is almost the same price.