the coarse runs for 1 year at the University of Manchester
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study + work.\nIf you think it's too tough to handle, take a few subjects, and extend your studies..
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Yes it is.  It is very challenging and very hard academically to get into.  You have to have very, very good grades in very hard subjects, and if you get in, there are very, very smart people with you and the coursework is quite rigorous and requires total committment and hard work.  And it is not just the first 2 years.
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In the UK, university requirements dictate that students must have 13 years of school plus A-levels exams. This is why students from Canadian or US universities (who graduate high school after 12 years) who transfer to UK universities are received as year 1 students (Year 2 under certain circumstances). The best thing to do in this situation is to contact the admissions office at the university and ask for more information about transfer requirements. \nGood luck!
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This is really very hard and it will take you at leats one year. One year is in that case when you will dedicate all the day for learing it.
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He lives in Manchester, which is a city in England.
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http://www.umsystem.edu/ums/news/releases/news05051801.shtml
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check out www.tamuk.edu/isa and join the grp...
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I'm afraid I have to be really honest and say that it isn't one of the best universities in London BUT it would probably be ok for you, as it does attract a lot of international students like yourself. The reason why I say it is poor is because as you probably know, it was a merger between the university of North London and London Guildhall University in 2000 because they were failing. This University is therefore still very new (only 6 years old) and I suspect still has a lot of teething problems. Also, it's in the bottom 50 of the guardian national UK newspaper University 2006 guide, which is based on the national student satisfaction survey. However, it's the only uni that offers what you want, so I think that it's worth you going up there for an open day (if you haven't already), having a look round and speaking to the lecturers and students if you can, before making a decision. \n\nIf not, the following website link may help you:\n\nhttp://education.guardian.co.uk/students/tables/0,,1575140,00.html\n\nThe guardian University guide 2006\n\nGood luck with your course
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See yourself where you want to be.  I'm a second year maths student at university.  What keeps me going is knowing where I want to be in two years from now.
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Workout at least 1 hour everyday.
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I'm 13 and my mum took me to Manchester to see it live last year! the atmosphere is immense! because it isn't televised from minehead the superstars are allowed to spend time with the fans and sign autographs on the way to the ring! as you walk through the halls everyone is shouting out the catchphrases of their favourite superstars , every one  is hyped up and the superstars give it their all , numerous superstars have said the love coming to England , and that they give it their all (performance wise) , you will be blown away! i was crying through the whole thing it is so breathtaking! i really hope that you and ya kids have a good time and that you will be able to take away some cherished memories from the arena that will stay in your heart forever!\nyou'll not be disappointed ! have a great time! hope this helps!\noh , and it lasts in between 2 to 3 hours! but they have no time restriction , I've been to 4 hour shows!
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Well there is still a University in London.\n\nGive me some more info and I will try and find out.
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I have worked with TAs who are postgrad students - as well as Canterbury CC, have you tried UEA? They have a huge range of literature MAs. In terms of financing yourself, I'd steer clear of London- too expensive! You'll earn the same as a TA elsewhere and it will support you better.
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My gf's cousin is there at the moment, and he loves it.  He's living close to the uni itself (so accommodation must be fairly readily available) and the town itself is very nice - well provided with shops, pubs, clubs, and the like.\n\nNot a bad choice at all!
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Univ. of Massachusetts at Amherst\nhttp://www.umass.edu/architecture/
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leave the bratwurst, and beer off the diet for 1 year.
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Actually, those are pretty good times, especially for a freshman. I ran a 58 400m my sophmore year (my first year running track). The good news is, if you can run a 61/ 2.21 as a freshman, you have some pretty good natural ability. Keep training, and the seconds will start to come off. Work hard, and you could even get below 50 for the 400m by your junior or senior year. Exciting, huh?