(no subject)
Cambridge was great. The interviews were ok. The test was horrible.
But I had fun.
My brother met me at the airport to help me get to Cambridge (hes one year older than me and studies Economics at LSE)
The test was just an epic fail. It was 45 minutes long and with 3 questions, a psychology one, a sociology one and a politics one. I don't do any of the 3 subjects.
Then I had 2 interviews, a politics ones and a psychology/sociology one, the weird thing was that my politics interviewer asked me psychological questions and my psychology interviewer asked me political questions. I think i was one of the only interviewees they had to literally kick out of the interview room (i just wouldn't leave).
When i walked into my politics interview he told me to sit down while he was closing the door, there where 2 armchairs and a couch so i sat into one of the armchairs. When he walked in, after a rather long pause he said, "... I was sitting there..." which made me burst out laughing.
i think i epically failed to give the image of being 'intelligent' during both interviews. At least i didn't seem nervous.
I met lots of awesome people, amongst whom i felt rather stupid (well, not stupid, but defiantly less intelligent) because unlike them i didn't have 4 A's for my AS levels.
But I had fun.
My brother met me at the airport to help me get to Cambridge (hes one year older than me and studies Economics at LSE)
The test was just an epic fail. It was 45 minutes long and with 3 questions, a psychology one, a sociology one and a politics one. I don't do any of the 3 subjects.
Then I had 2 interviews, a politics ones and a psychology/sociology one, the weird thing was that my politics interviewer asked me psychological questions and my psychology interviewer asked me political questions. I think i was one of the only interviewees they had to literally kick out of the interview room (i just wouldn't leave).
When i walked into my politics interview he told me to sit down while he was closing the door, there where 2 armchairs and a couch so i sat into one of the armchairs. When he walked in, after a rather long pause he said, "... I was sitting there..." which made me burst out laughing.
i think i epically failed to give the image of being 'intelligent' during both interviews. At least i didn't seem nervous.
I met lots of awesome people, amongst whom i felt rather stupid (well, not stupid, but defiantly less intelligent) because unlike them i didn't have 4 A's for my AS levels.