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geoff1989
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 23 Aug 2010 : 15:23:40
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| Anyone doing the human nutrition and dietetics at London met |
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leesjay
Starting Member
United Kingdom
1 Posts |
Posted - 26 Aug 2010 : 19:15:56
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| Yes I am starting the degree in October, looking forward to it. Hope I am not the only guy on the course! |
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geoff1989
New Member
United Kingdom
26 Posts |
Posted - 28 Aug 2010 : 18:58:42
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| im doing it too at least there is two of us |
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carlita
Starting Member
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Posted - 03 Oct 2010 : 21:38:24
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Hi guys,
I'm not quite there but have just started the sciences extended degree at London Met to progress next year to HN & D. I would be so grateful of any advice that you think got you through the interview. As there are only 32 places on the course I'm sure competition is tight.
Thanks for reading
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MandyBarn
Starting Member
United Kingdom
2 Posts |
Posted - 11 Sep 2011 : 15:36:03
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Hi Carlita,
I'm planning to do the same thing as you starting the sciences extended degree in october this year. I'd just like to ask what you thought of the course and if you got on to the dietetics course
Looking forward to your reply,
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adaminlondon
New Member
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Posted - 11 Sep 2011 : 19:09:52
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Hi guys,
Im also starting in october. Are you doing the undergrad or post?
Have you heard from the bursary people? I sent my forms off about a month ago and still havnt heard anything..
Adam |
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Kammy
Starting Member
2 Posts |
Posted - 28 Sep 2011 : 18:37:04
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Originally posted by MandyBarn
Hi Carlita,
I'm planning to do the same thing as you starting the sciences extended degree in october this year. I'd just like to ask what you thought of the course and if you got on to the dietetics course
Looking forward to your reply,
Mandy
Hi,
I did the sciences foundation year at london met in 2009 but did not get on to the HN & D course because it is very competetive and selective. You need to make sure you are getting above 65% in everything to stand a good chance and show enthusiam in the interview and group discussion. But apart from all that i really enjoyed my time at london met it sets the science you need into place. You meet so many different people aiming to do one of the science courses london met have to offer and its great fun. Im in year 2 of Dietetics in leeds met so all wasn't lost If you have anymore question feel free to ask.
Kam
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Miss Risaa
New Member
United Kingdom
18 Posts |
Posted - 29 Sep 2011 : 09:41:29
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Hey slightly off topic but wondering if you could help me i wanted to know what other undergrad course i could do which will allow me to become a dietitian because i saw human nutrition then public health nutrition and then there nutrition itself but slightly confused which one will be more appropiate:S asi need an alternative choice as four of my options are going to be for a dietetic course:)
will be really grateful for your help=)
Miss Risaa :) |
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MandyBarn
Starting Member
United Kingdom
2 Posts |
Posted - 03 Oct 2011 : 18:37:27
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Originally posted by Kammy
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Originally posted by MandyBarn
Hi Carlita,
I'm planning to do the same thing as you starting the sciences extended degree in october this year. I'd just like to ask what you thought of the course and if you got on to the dietetics course
Looking forward to your reply,
Mandy
Hi,
I did the sciences foundation year at london met in 2009 but did not get on to the HN & D course because it is very competetive and selective. You need to make sure you are getting above 65% in everything to stand a good chance and show enthusiam in the interview and group discussion. But apart from all that i really enjoyed my time at london met it sets the science you need into place. You meet so many different people aiming to do one of the science courses london met have to offer and its great fun. Im in year 2 of Dietetics in leeds met so all wasn't lost If you have anymore question feel free to ask.
Kam
Ahh great! Thanks for the advice. I had my first few lectures today and everything seems to be okay. I'm gonna concentrate on nothing but the science course this academic year and preparing for the interview.
I'll also be applying to kings through UCAS which need 75% in all modules. So wish me luck ! xx
Glad to hear you're doing dietetics at leeds met. Best wishes for the future, I'll inbox you if I ever need advice. Lol, do u use this website as a resource in your studies in dietetics? |
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Kammy
Starting Member
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Posted - 28 Oct 2011 : 22:41:44
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Hi Mandy,
Hope all is well on the course.Erm i don't really use this website as a resource but just to pick up on interesting topics and answer any questions about leeds met.Anyways take care for now. x
Kam |
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bibi
Starting Member
3 Posts |
Posted - 03 Apr 2012 : 20:58:50
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Originally posted by geoff1989
Anyone doing the human nutrition and dietetics at London met
hi geoff
whats the latest you finish on this course 5 or 6pm? |
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Foodman
Starting Member
United Kingdom
5 Posts |
Posted - 12 Jun 2012 : 20:08:17
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Originally posted by geoff1989
im doing it too at least there is two of us
Alright. I am also starting the nutrition and dietetics PgDip in September. I was wondering if others have received the e-mail to apply for NHS bursary? |
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geoff1989
New Member
United Kingdom
26 Posts |
Posted - 13 Jul 2012 : 22:03:05
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hi bibi
In general its 5pm with occasional lecture to 6pm. We always have 2 days off per week |
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kuddles29
New Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 16 Jul 2012 : 14:03:12
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Hi Geoff
Just a quick question in regards to London Met and the course. Do you think its better to live in London or do you think you could commute as mentioned you said you have 2 days off. Does anyone on the course communte into London currently?
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Carrie
Starting Member
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Posted - 20 Aug 2012 : 23:20:14
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Hi Kuddles29,
I've just graduated after doing 4 years of commuting to LondonMet from baldock, Herts. It was fine but v. expensive!! I guess it depends how far you have to go. It's a lot more difficult during placement.
I had some very early mornings for 12 weeks on B placment as I was in West london and started at 8.30. We did nearly move to London for my C placement as it was South London but luckily didn't as that particular one was withdrawn and I was amazingly given a hospital that I could drive to which made a massive difference.
Hope that helps, good luck! |
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