How to Choose a University Degree // Durham University 

There are a lot of colleges! Which have you chosen? X

I was allocated to St Johns!

@@dreamywednesdays6298 John's is lovely, I don't know much about it other than it's usually regarded as one of the most religious colleges x

There has definitely been a lot of referencing to psychology this year, especially as I took the economics and psychology module and was particularly interested in exploring this field. In terms of anthropology and philosophy there are references but not a lot of detail, at least in first year, but you have some flexibility with your assignments and can therefore choose which areas to look at in more detail

I don't really know anyone from VM but I haven't heard anything negative! They have really good social spaces as far as I'm aware and the accommodation seems nice. In terms of catering, I am catered and the food honestly isn't the best but the social aspect of it is great. I think it really helps in terms of getting to know people as you just spend a lot more time with a greater number of people than you would if you were in your own kitchen alone. The likelihood is with Cuths that you'd have be fully catered anyway as only some students are part catered. If you've got any other questions just let me know x

Carina Mae Ahhh okay. Hopefully the company will make up for the food!😂 Yes that’s true, I was really trying to count my lucky stars haha! Thanks so much for your help, I also love your videos 😚

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Glad the video was helpful! I know a few people who got them later on, sometimes it depends on departments etc so I wouldn't worry!

I got my offer mid-april x

I went on a lot of different talks on the open days. I think the key thing is don't put pressure on yourself and if you don't know yet, you can always consider a gap year