Law or Archaeology?

[dreamsofbluesky]

 Application time is getting nearer and nearer; all Cambridge and Oxford applications have to be done by September - SEPTEMBER T_T. My parents and I have sorta reached an agreement as to studying abroad, I think (hope). If I can get a scholarship, I get to leave HK. If not, here I stay. It's fair, I guess. It's just that I have no idea what to

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[tao_empress]

-has no idea what vectors are- meh, it's been a while since I've dealt with vectors.

ah, I remember those days where I was scrambling to fill out applications. course none of them were as far as Oxford or Cambridge. -doesn't have the money to go to school out of state let alone out of the country- well I hope you get a nice big scholarship so that you can go to either of those schools. ^-^

[anonymous]

Archaeology? If you're already fascinated by classical and historical stuff then you'll be fine. (It helps, too, if you like the whole digging-very-carefully-in-dirt-pits-for-tiny-things-which-might-not-be-there idea.) I'm not entirely sure what law entails, though, although it seems money is a large part of it.
So... archaeology as in... *guesses* Greek and Roman classical stuff?

[dreamsofbluesky]

Well, I'm not JUST interested in Greek and Roman classical archaeology - I like learning about other cultures as well - but yea, definitely something I'd love to pursue. (And I somehow rather like the idea of digging-very-carefully-in-dirt-pits-for-tiny-things-which-might-not-be-there XD)It's a shame you didn't log in, I'd loved to have stalked you to see if you take archaeology or history or something. ^__^"

[himehikari]

That sounds like scalar product for vectors to me.Or am I wrong? Good luck with choosing your course.I know you can do it. Who knows, maybe we'll meet each other in UK *I'm applying through UCAS end of this year too*

break a leg, but not literally ^^

*rushes to Economy class*