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Ah, thank you everyone for your input >w<
And yeah now that I see it, it does depend on what your applying for, since my brother told me you should always relate things to your course and how it helps you.
The course I want to apply to is either the Interactive Media and Animation course (which is only available in Sheffield Hallam) or a Game design course.
I'm still deciding whether to or not but I really should plan out mypersonal statement first.
@Sillabub may I ask what JET is? ^^;
@Leonie Heartilly that's cool :3
Ah, thank you everyone for your input >w<
And yeah now that I see it, it does depend on what your applying for, since my brother told me you should always relate things to your course and how it helps you.
The course I want to apply to is either the Interactive Media and Animation course (which is only available in Sheffield Hallam) or a Game design course.
I'm still deciding whether to or not but I really should plan out mypersonal statement first.
@Sillabub may I ask what JET is? ^^;
@Leonie Heartilly that's cool :3
A bit off topic from the thread, but if you really do want to work making computer games you are much better off getting a straight Computer Science or Software Engineering degree than doing a specialist games design course. You could always do a gaming related project at the end of your degree if you want to tilt your CV in that direction.
