First part of this video is false assumptions and what people think the universities are like. The second part is the actual truth about each uni. Appreciate you all. Stay blessed 🙌
Hey, thanks for your comment. I really liked York the scenes are good and all the teachers were nice. Would definetly consider it as an option. Stay blessed 🙌
I was wondering the way this started. Nobody gets into Oxford on Ds and Es, whatever school they went to, although back in the dark ages, the then Prince Charles made is on two Ds from memory. Personally I want to Imperial (from a state school) back in 1973, the year when Brian May gave up his PhD studies to concentrate on playing for some band called Queen. It must have gone badly, as he came back to complete it 37 years later. As to being a nerd with no personality, I plead guilty. It was also fairly tough to get in then, it is much tougher now.
@@tomgreerr I will say that the teaching is good, Sport is a real big thing as well. The campus is pretty probably one of the best in the UK though the reason why it was shit really was be sure of my experiences there since I was there when Covid hit and mate pick a good college as that will help to get a decent accommodation. However yeah the library isn’t even 24 hours so yeah but it’s a great uni overall. However it did not work out for me.
I know you're just sh*tposting but I'm working class and went to Oxford - I'd heard the stereotypes and they almost put me off going. Thankfully, they're mostly BS. For the record, the majority of students were state educated from ordinary backgrounds like me. Of those who went to private schools, many had parents who were teachers (and benefitted from subsidised school fees) or professional classes (doctors/lawyers) who presumably valued education. The whole Oxford = rich privileged kids with trust funds/aristocracy is almost entirely false. There was a tiny number like that but Oxbridge is for people who worked hard at school. If you're already filthy rich, I'd wager there's less incentive to work hard. From what I gather the truly rich private educated kids went to Cirencester or Brookes - easier to get into and taught "land management"
Hey Ferdi, first part of the video is fake assumptions and then I tell the truth about the uni. Well done into getting into Oxford I know it's very difficult. I appreciate your comment. Stay blessed 🙌
Hey, first half is jokes about what people think the unis are like and the second half I gained the Information through Google and also from friends who have visited the unis or study there. Stay blessed 🙌
@@tomgreerr I don’t know what degree you chose, but based on your tier list it’s not bioscience. I studied neuroscience there and the quality of education was so poor that the predominant majority of students I know didn’t stay in neuroscience research or bioscience as a whole.
My brother did bioscience at Birmingham he said it was good there. I'm looking g to do law in September if I get in. Thanks for your comment Dani I appreciate the support. Stay blessed 🙌
Law is hard, but if you wanna a dad advice that pretty much sums up my journey so far, it is this: if you like something to the point you wanna do it for free, go for it. If you are doing something that you despise but it will bring you financial security, status, recognition etc, run from it. Trust me it’s not worth it. Good luck with your journey!
Thanks mate. I'll take that advice on board. I know law will he hard but I do have an initial interest for it. Also love making youtube videos but it's just a hobby for now. Good luck with you bioscience degree. I'm sure you will smash it and good luck to you to 👍
