It is meant for those who can only apply after their main Sept intake. Jan intake is different as you will still need to complete a semester during a summer semester.
Put it this way. Jan-May 1st semester. Jun-Aug 2nd semester. Then you do Year 2.
Your friends who join the Sept intake before you, do: Sept-Dec 1st semester, Jan-May 2nd semester. And for them, the Jun-Aug is an awfully long summer semester where some of them take the chance to do internship or travel. After which they will do your Year 2 together with you (Jan intake) - you have caught up to them.

In anyway, just apply for Sept intake whenever possible.

It's for the benefit of forum users!
Buahaha kiddo..you have a few choices, more like an art..

choice 1: print on paper, fill it up with a pen, fax
choice 2: print on paper, fill it up with a pen, scan, email
choice 3: print on paper, fill it up with a pen, post
choice 4: download a free pdf editor, fill it up, email
choice 5: use the print to image function from the pdf viewer, then use paint..
etc. etc. etc. can come up with a gazillion choices.

yes

^give it a try? It's free to submit an application anyway.

If the admission office doesn't want to take your application, bring your result to the Undergraduate Admission Tutors of Civil Engineering (probably can find out on our website), they will be more than happy to help you out in the application for that result!

They are people. LOL, there will be 1 (or maybe 2) lecturer(s) being allocated as the undergraduate admission tutor. Their job is to screen the applicants especially for those borderline cases. That being said, they have the power to admit or disallow anyone.

Here. http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Engineering/D...ple1/index.aspx

Here. http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Engineering/D...ple1/index.aspx

Okay. It's like an apartment, 3 rooms, one hall, one toilet. 2 beds and 2 wardrobes in each room. All 6 tables in the hall, and one toilet with 4 cubicles, 2 of them being the toilet bowls, one for hot water showering and the other for cold. It has 3 or 4 basins in total.

Don't think too much about orientation. We do it the UK way, meaning no bullying or what, just some simple tour and introduction on how to use the facilities in the university. Pay attention to the one about library as that tells you how can you get access to online journals.

In most cases, your conditional offer letter turns unconditional once your result is out and you have met the requirement. But I am not sure if Nottingham practises this so it's the best you inform them right away once you get your result, so that they can issue a new unconditional letter if necessary.

Didn't attend/listen in induction, did you? It's near the SA building.. at the zebra crossing.

O_O I thought he was one of the better lecturers. I'm a first year civil student too.

No point quarreling among coursemates. You guys will be studying together for another 4 years and be prepared to work as group together one day.

3D ain't fundamental fyi and is not just as simple as vectors and forces.

He has his own way of teaching and I'm sure he just want to make sure everyone fully understand it. You won't want him to fast forward a topic which you don't understand, isn't it?

There are plenty of topics to cover in Structural module. So skipping 3D is actually good for you especially coming to final exam.