Well, I'm currently doing my MSc at the University of Manchester (studying for a degree in Management of Projects) and though my average is within the merits bracket at the moment, I must confess that MSc is not as challenging as people profess it to be and there's still time for social activities as well as a part-time job as well.

If you need further help, get in touch.

VeryPoor,EH304,femogbangba and SixKitten : Thanks a lot for your support.I am grateful and I would stick to these plans because I would stick to these suggestions.

I hope I'll be here advising advising people on this forum on how best to prepare next year.

Thanks guys

Well,from my experience in Leeds,there was no locks on the privately rented accomodation and not until we were bugled twice that the police decided to put iron gates at the main entrance coupled with double-locks on all the doors in the house as well as the kitchen.

Well,I graduated from Leeds University and my colleague at work graduated from Sussex University only because Leeds University declined his offer.

Trust me,you really cannot compare the city and vibrant life of the Leeds to Sussex and the academics excellence from the reputation Leeds has got is a plus to your degree.It's a decision you would not regret.I would say you should choose Leeds.

Goodluck with your course.

Hello,
I've been away from studies for three years as I graduated in June 2004 and have just been admitted to Manchester University for a Management of Projects MSc degree.I struggled as an undergrad financially because I had to cope with work and at the same time study on the side hence a not very great performance (2ii).

Could you please advise as to what to do to ensure a perfect preparation as I'm ready to give it my all and i have already saved up for my MSc since my 3years absence from study.I don't want to miss this opportunity of getting the best result I could.

Thanks