Students at Imperial: Physics Q&A

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Just out of curiosity I was wondering if there are any students here studying physics at ICL as i am applying there and i would like to ask a few questions.
 
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go to student forum...type this in google

on student forum website...go to universites then go to imperail college...

there you will find imperial college students..
 
you should visit this forum:

thestudentroom.co.uk

there's a whole forum on imperial applications and plenty of people are around to answer questions.
 
Only go to Imperial if you have no desire for girlfriends, parties, or a life.

OTOH, they probably have one of the best physics courses in the world.
 
christianjb said:
Only go to Imperial if you have no desire for girlfriends, parties, or a life.

I disagree with this statement. I have a couple of friends in Imperial, and they're doing Physics, Engineering, and Math. They do work hard, no doubt, but they also play hard.

London's an amazing place to be, the clubs are awesome, as are the parties. Given that you manage your time properly, Imperial will certainly be a fun place to be.
 
christianjb said:
Only go to Imperial if you have no desire for girlfriends, parties, or a life.

OTOH, they probably have one of the best physics courses in the world.

Thats the only really thing I've been woried about. I've got a load of friends applyin there too so it shouldn't be too bad...seeing we get in.
 
David_Harkin said:
Thats the only really thing I've been woried about. I've got a load of friends applyin there too so it shouldn't be too bad...seeing we get in.

I went to Imperial in the early 90's so it might have changed a lot since then. It helps to be rich- I never had enough money to enjoy London, which is a very expensive place to live.

To be honest, it's an honor to be accepted and to attend Imperial. I may have been relatively party deprived when I went there- but I'm now living in the States doing physics and seeing a lot more of the world.

I repeat- Imperial has one of the best physics courses in the world. It's hard, but if you like physics then it's worth it.