Hello, I've got an offer from University of Liverpool and it's not on everyone's top of the list but it was for me. It has a steep acceptance rate which means they recruit the best of the best to study there, obviously also in the top 20 unis in the UK, their graduates are well sought after since it's part of Russell group and also highly ranked, amazing internship and alumni network along with great work and post graduate opportunities plus I've heard the nightlife is amazing too. If you could provide more information on Liverpool, then it would help me in finalizing my enrolment.
hey i'm not a uni student but i'm from liverpool and can confirm it is literally the friendliest place and tbf the city itself is stunning :) if you choose it i'm sure you'll love it there, and best of luck with your degree!
What should I do if I’m really socially anxious? I want to make friends and have a good uni experience but I have social anxiety and don’t want to mess it up
I’m worried about similar things too !! I think we will have to be honest with our flat mates and I’m sure they should be quite accepting and understanding if we need some space or to not go out with them as much. I’m quite introverted and shy and can feel so exhausted when I’ve spent too much time with lots of different people! I think if we tell them that we are tired/explain then hopefully they will get it ♥️ I’m also worried my whole flat will be really extroverted and confident and I’ll get a bit lost 😂
Just take baby steps guys! No need to change your whole attitude or force yourself to make friends ASAP, just find one person and go from there. Remember a little progress is still progress and there'll always be people that are in the same place as you so don't worry about being overwhelmed since you'll most likely be in the same place as others! I'm coming in September aswell and am really excited! 😆😆
@@joshtang1408 wow, congrats 🙏 I’m hoping to start international business in September. Offer is AAB but I’m worried I might get ABB. Do you know anyone in liverpool that got in slightly below their offer? Good luck on the next chapter wishing you all the best 🍀
@@lp879 heya, yes I got into my degree with one grade lower, I didn’t go through clearing as it was automatic offer. I work as a student ambassador for the uni, and have worked clearing the past two years, it’s not certain if we will reduce entry reqs until a day before results day. So please don’t solely rely on clearing. Thank you :) and good luck!
Brilliant video! Good chance I'll be studying English there next September. Quick question, which accommodation do you think is the most popular? I'm pretty much sold on melville grove but how I'm not sure how long that one will be available. Thanks!
I personally think Crown Place and Melville Grove are the most popular closely followed by Greenbank student Village. Id reccomend getting you application in fast if you know which one you want. You can also apply for the same halls twice eg. Melville Single bed, Melville Double bed and one other. Hope this helps you ☺
Would you say it’s difficult to make friends if you don’t drink/clubbing? And in societies is it just like a talk about why you like it or do you actually do some sort of activity ie anime watch anime each week
thank you so much for this - i have firmed liverpool for september! just wondering how soon you applied for crown? i've applied for crown and i hear it is very competitive to get in! i did apply the day it opened though
Hi sorry I know this isn’t my video but I lived in crown last year and I applied literally on the day it opened and I got my first choice, so you should be okay!❤️
How good is University of Liverpool for msc in Data Science and Artificial intelligence? I have applied there and at Birmingham and leeds. What should i choose for data science?
Hi Jordan.. I thought of planning to study psychology at the university of Liverpool. So can you tell me more about the university and the sub. For international students.
@@rosyjongte8828 Hello 🥰 things have been very different this year due to COVID19 but the course itself is very interesting and engaging. However, it is quite science heavy. What I mean by this is you learn a lot about both theories of psychology and biological perspectives. So we do a lot of work regarding the Brain, Hormones, DNA ect. It is interesting none the less. We also cover statistics which is maths based formulas but not like the typical maths we learn in school. It's not too difficult although I find this hardest module as there are many steps to research report writing. But you do certainly practise a lot and learn as you progress in your first year. I'd highly recommend it. We have a girl from the Netherlands in our class and she is enjoying it also. If you decide to come here, let me know and you're always welcome to come meet up for a coffee and a chat! Good luck 🙏😊
@@jordanpaige7329 Thankyou so much for the information Jordan 🤗..By the way I'm from India... There's one more thing, though it may sound silly to ask.. Do you by chance use Instagram. So that in future or free time I can chat with you. About the maths part I too find it bit tough here. 🤭😁
I got an email like 3 weeks ago from Liverpool to send my acomodation preferences but I have just been putting it off and am really worried now. Honestly speaking how likely is it now it’s been almost a month that I will get my first preference because they’ve said it’s first come first served? 😩 also in your opinion which acomodation is best out of the cheaper options and also which one is closest to the dental school?? Thanks x
I would personally say Melville Grove is the best option for you! Its cheap and on campus so everything is in walking distance. The dental school is on North Campus so about a 5 minute walk from Melville but lectures are often taught across campus so I wouldn't worry about being near your department building as often in 1st year lectures are taught in any available lecture theatre across campus. I wouldn't worry too much about first come first serve as I imagine alot of people still haven't been given offers yet and Liverpool won't be everyone's first choice so accommodation won't actually be looked at until after results day, but id advise getting your application sent as soon as you can just so you can be in good stead to get the room you want!!
@@AnnaRoscoe oh wow thanks for the quick reply! I appreciate it. New subscriber here!- you’re lovely 😊 It’s just so daunting tbh . The email says you have to pick three preferences so if the one you’ve mentioned would be my first choice ( not definite yet) which other two would you recommend?bearing in mind that I’d like self catered and the cheapest options is possible x also where did you stay in first year, how was your applying experience and did you get your first choice?
@@aaliyahpatel2819 no problem at all, thank you so much for subscribing it means alot 😊 I stayed in Crown Place single bed room in first year which was my first choice and I really liked it so I would definitely recommend it, i think crown single bed is one of the cheaper options at the moment. I also really liked Phillarmonic Court as I had a few friends living there and it was so nice so I would probably pick that as an option if I was applying now. Although I recommend looking on the website for the prices as these have changed since I was a fresher but these would be my top 3 picks if you want to be close to things on campus but Greenbank is also so nice but I think it is a bit pricier than the other accommodations I've mentioned but the accommodation page will have a lot more info regarding price. The picking accommodation process was really simple from what I remember, I had no issues with it, the webpage guides you through it ☺
Hey, just wondering if you know anything about how strict the uni is on accepting grades slightly below their offer. My course is AAB but I think I might beg ABB. Thanks ❤
hey!! im going to liverpool deferred this year - personally i ended up getting two grades higher than i needed but a couple of my friends had ‘near misses’ where they also got ABB instead of AAB and were offered a place! im sure it depends on your course and it’s popularity but its not impossible to still get an offer with a grade less :)
@@laraga6 thanks so much! I’m looking to do international business which is AAB but checked the stats on discoveruni and the last intake data said the majority of applicants got in with the equivalent of 112-127 UCAS tariff points. Fingers crossed it works out anyway 😂
Would you say green bank student village is a good place to go for social life etc? I’ve read that crown place is good but can be bad for socialising so whilst I want to be on campus I’m worried It won’t feel as social
Yes definitely! Greenbank is really social from what I've heard and from visiting friends who lived there. Greenback village is quite big too so its quite easy to meet people. But if you do want to be on campus the most sociable halls from my experience is Melville Grove 😊
@@AnnaRoscoe Did your friends who stayed at Greenbank say the journey was worth staying at the student village or would they have preferred to go to Melville/phillharmonic etc
@@ellie605 The journey is around 15 minutes so its not too bad although the bus fills really quickly in the mornings (should you be able to head to campus for lectures) the only negative to it is the price of a bus pass which is around £300 for the year on top of your accommodation fees so that's something to weigh up. It really depends what kind of experience you want to have, if you want the student Village experience greenbank is really pretty and modern and the flats are big so lots of social opportunities. But if you want to be in the heart of the city and not pay for the bus then campus accommodation is just as good. It really is luck of the draw as to how social your flat/ accommodation is so id say pick your favourite accommodation and go in with an open mind 😊
Yeah probably but hindsight is an amazing thing! Some of my modules turned out to be different than I thought they would be so now I tend to ask students who have already done them rather than just relying on the info the uni release
Yes! Everyone i know who has stayed there has loved it. I went there alot for parties and pre drinks in first year so from my experience it was very sociable
It varies from uni to uni. Im planning on making a video all about it in the next couple of weeks so keep an eye out for it and hopefully I'll answer any questions you might have!
Hello I really hope you could see my comment I’m a 16 years old girl and studying in liverpool is one of mu dreams so i have so questions When you were living with people do you stayed with boys and girls or they were just girls and can I choose if I wanted my partners to be girls or boys and is it save for arab and muslim people Keep going much love ❤️
Hello! In first year I stayed in a mixed flat and I got to have a preference when I applied for accommodation of whether I wanted a single sex or mixed flat. As I'm not Arab or Muslim I cant personally say whether you would feel safe, but a lot of people here are really welcoming and friendly!