Question for the Brits

[intensepump]

I'm going to start working on my MBA, well finish it...and do it online...

I'm considering Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh (yeah can't get enough of scotch). Does it have a good reputation??

 

[.Lord-Vader.]

Methinks you should rename the title to a question for the jock's as that is north of the border

Will.

 

[intensepump]

Is that so? I thought Scots were also Brits by political definition :?

The official designated nationality of the people of the United Kingdom is British. The standard noun is Briton (see also demonym), but in colloquial usage this is often abbreviated informally to Brit.:?:?:?

Meea navidna cowza sawzneck!

 

[XMan101]

The Scots are British but at the same time tend to be more proud & nationalistic in general than the English, so Scottish first then British is the general attitude.

I love Scotland and Edinburgh is one of my favourite cities anywhere. Loads of great history and a very attractive place, although I never took to that Scottish Parliament building, to me it looks completely out of place!

The Isle of Man & the Channel Islands are actually dependancies (and not part of the EU) hence having their own tax laws etc.

 

[sisterbliss]

don't go to HW, go to edinburgh or glagsow uni.

 

[intensepump]

don't go to HW, go to edinburgh or glagsow uni.

I have to do it online....and HW is one of the few UK online schools that is fully accredited in the US...actually it is The Edinburgh Business School of Heriot-Watt University

 

[brownfulk123]

Sounds fine to me, a good reputation for business studies go ahead.

 

[XMan101]

Sounds fine to me, a good reputation for business studies go ahead.

I'd imagine he's half way through it by now, this was 18 months ago )