Just want to say hello

[SIMMO SAYS]

I smell palace

 

[IRISH and HOVE ALBION]

If I'm sober enough to think of any Irish Brighton fans I will be sure to let you know.

 

[Garfunkaal]

I wonder actually do City College have a supporters club of some sort?

 

[Garfunkaal]

Anyone?

 

[Puppet Master]

City College is like the name suggests, just a college with not really any clubs/societies or much of a social scene. I go to Sussex Uni though, try and get in here there's a lot more going on including a good Irish contigent and of course, East Slope on matchdays for cheap drinks

 

[8ace]

City College is like the name suggests, just a college with not really any clubs/societies or much of a social scene. I go to Sussex Uni though, try and get in here there's a lot more going on including a good Irish contigent and of course, East Slope on matchdays for cheap drinks

Cool.

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

Anyways, anyone on here attending the City College? what are the success rates for getting into Uni after?

I went to Brighton Technical College in 1976/77 and then went on to do a degree.

Perhaps more relevant, daughter1 went to City College and then went on to Falmouth Uni - was accepted at both the other two Uni's she applied for. Graduated last month with a 2:1 #proudfather

Some of her work has been discussed here: https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?291088-Art-student-please-vote&highlight=falmouth

So, for this household, it's 100%

 

[Ali_rrr]

Anyone?

Just out of interest, how come you're going to City College? If you were looking for a more academic college then BHASVIC would have been better. I myself have tried to get jobs in Brighton and it is quite difficult at the moment as most people have the summer jobs. I'm too lazy for one at the moment so I referee instead. I know a few people that go to City College and it isn't really a social hub, most people go in for the lesson or whatever they're doing and go.

 

[WATFORD zero]

My kids went to BHASVIC and Varndean and I do a bit of part-time work with lots of college age kids. From all the ones I talk to, in terms of social aspect, Varndean seems far more sociable than both BHASVIC and City College (possibly because it's the smallest ?).

 

[Puppet Master]

Cool.

I've faked every single orgasm with you.

 

[8ace]

I've faked every single orgasm with you.

I never touched the sides.

 

[Garfunkaal]

City College is like the name suggests, just a college with not really any clubs/societies or much of a social scene. I go to Sussex Uni though, try and get in here there's a lot more going on including a good Irish contigent and of course, East Slope on matchdays for cheap drinks

That is my aim!

I'm doing an Access course then hopefully get into Sussex

 

[Garfunkaal]

Just out of interest, how come you're going to City College? If you were looking for a more academic college then BHASVIC would have been better. I myself have tried to get jobs in Brighton and it is quite difficult at the moment as most people have the summer jobs. I'm too lazy for one at the moment so I referee instead. I know a few people that go to City College and it isn't really a social hub, most people go in for the lesson or whatever they're doing and go.

Because I've already got my Leaving Cert (A Levels) so I was looking for an access course

 

[Garfunkaal]

Hey all

So I didn't get a place in my desired course so I've to do Maths for a year

Ah well, plans are the same, looking for a room to rent in a houseshare and looking for work online, not having much luck haha!

 

[Garfunkaal]

My kids went to BHASVIC and Varndean and I do a bit of part-time work with lots of college age kids. From all the ones I talk to, in terms of social aspect, Varndean seems far more sociable than both BHASVIC and City College (possibly because it's the smallest ?).

Even with the evening courses?