doesnotequal
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Here's all the info about accommodation at Glasgow: University of Glasgow :: Accommodation :: Accommodation I'm pretty sure there are halls specifically for mature students/postgrads.

No problem! :) The best halls for graduates (ie older people) is Queen margaret halls as thats where all the post grads are, but its really up to you as to what you want; if you're the type who...

snap.really hoped could live in halls but seems unlikely. being positive and thinking will know people by second year and could do houseshare but will miss being near everyone if have to live at home

Just eager to find out from any undergrad med students at RCSI about your experience in RCSI to date. I'd love to secure a place there in this year and would appreciate any comments about the...

Yeah must have been something your school did. You can't actually get an A* in a module.

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