University choices help

sports_

I was thinks of studing Engineering in Ucd( its undenominated) and go into chemical engineering{pathway -> http://www.ucd.ie/t4cms/Engineering%20Pathways%20Oct%202011.pdf } {course link-> https://myucd.ucd.ie/program.do?programID=66}
queens also does chemical engineering savage grades and its a bit like hogwarts :L
or
science in Trinity { http://www.tcd.ie/courses/undergraduate/az/course.php?id=82 }
or
a science in ucd
{http://www.ucd.ie/sbbs/undergraduatestudies/}
subjects
hist, geog, eng, maths, chemisty,biology,maths + ordinary irish

Any advice, opinions and other couses would be much appriecated :)thanks! Please consider career opportunity's

sports_

thanks

bscm

I'm doing Science in TCD and loving it at the moment

sports_

bscm wrote: »

I'm doing Science in TCD and loving it at the moment

ye? any advice?

F9Devil

I'd be interesting in hearing a reply from bscm too

bscm

As 90% of people say, I love my course TCD is amazing, people are really nice and the lecturers and professors are pretty good.

The good thing about my course is that you choose your modules on the first day. You get a 10 minute talk about each module before you make your decision on the first day and there are advisors to help you if you are stuck. It's not like other colleges where you have to choose before you begin.

We do 3 modules each semester in 1st Year. I've just finished Physics I, Physical Geography and Maths I. I'm doing Physics II, Geology and Maths II next semester. I'm aiming for a degree in Astrophysics or Physics so I have to keep up Maths for the 4 years.

A lot of people aiming for Biology degrees took Maths Methods (a "easier" version of Maths I), and won't be doing any other Maths modules for the rest of their degree (which some people would like, others maybe not).

We don't get a B.Sc, instead we get a B.A. Mod. (Moderatorship). It's not looked at differently by employers, it's just TCD's way of awarding degrees.

In my choice of modules, I had/have about 20-22 hours a week of lectures/labs/tutorials. Which isn't too bad, considering the timetable worked out well for me and I had some decent breaks in each day (and 1pm finishes on Thursdays and Fridays )

Maths wasn't too bad, anyone who did HL for the Leaving should be well able for it.

PM me if you want more details