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do you think its a bit tight?
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well this is the course -
http://prospectus.shu.ac.uk/CourseEntry.cfm?CourseID=851&CurrTab=5
2:2 it clearly states and there's still vacanies0 -
I worked the clock round very frequently. did all the reading. I never went out and studied much harder than many of the others doing the same course, but still ended up with a 2:2. I have always been hard working and dedicatored but never got the results I deserve
Maybe it's because you no speaka the inglish so good?!
Oh and Sheffield Hallam... That's a polytechnic right?!
Edit: Right I really must stop, it's like shooting fish...0 -
I decised to go to Sheffield Hallam over Sheffield as they are offering much more work experience with environmental companies and organisations which is important to get a job afterwards.
I can ensure you that everything I have stated in this chat has been the whole truth. I have too much to do in my own life, thank you very much, to be so pathetic to lie about anything. Why would I bother coming on here to get advice if I were to lie.0 -
uwell this is the course -
http://prospectus.shu.ac.uk/CourseEntry.cfm?CourseID=851&CurrTab=5
2:2 it clearly states and there's still vacanies
Sheffield Poly..... yes they probably will take you if you pay to be taken...... but really why ever expect the tax payer to subsidise a vanity degree.... you can get any book published you want via vanity publishing.... why boast about attempted sponging. I suspect you are being scammed TBH, this qualification probably hqs little worth - no masters taking below a 2:1 does, and given a 3rd rate institution/no support - suggests no one else thinks worth funding. Postgrad. study is generally well funded *if* worthwhile......0 -
postgraduate study, in the form of a masters has very little funding behind it. Even if you get a 1st you will struggle with funding. My friend is at Leeds Uni on a taught masters with a 1st undergraduate and missed out on the few funding places. Thats why most people have to study part time / go back to parents house / take out a career development loan0
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A vanity uni. over a respected one... interesting choice...I decised to go to Sheffield Hallam over Sheffield as they are offering much more work experience with environmental companies and organisations which is important to get a job afterwards.
I can ensure you that everything I have stated in this chat has been the whole truth. I have too much to do in my own life, thank you very much, to be so pathetic to lie about anything. Why would I bother coming on here to get advice if I were to lie.
Attention seeking/drunk/bit weird/walter mitty?0 -
Did I fail to mention I'm a university lecturer with responsibility for allocating research council funding?postgraduate study, in the form of a masters has very little funding behind it. Even if you get a 1st you will struggle with funding. My friend is at Leeds Uni on a taught masters with a 1st undergraduate and missed out on the few funding places. Thats why most people have to study part time / go back to parents house / take out a career development loan0 -
believe me I have too much going on right now for attention seeking. I do have a 3 year old, remember? Don't you think I have enough on? And I'm moving at the end of Aug.0
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barnaby-bear wrote: »Did I fail to mention I'm a university lecturer with responsibility for allocating research council funding?
No uni lecturer would be so strange as to state what you have been coming out with0 -
All my postgrad students get over £13k tax free if they are valued - if people want to work for free yes we humour them.....postgraduate study, in the form of a masters has very little funding behind it. Even if you get a 1st you will struggle with funding. My friend is at Leeds Uni on a taught masters with a 1st undergraduate and missed out on the few funding places. Thats why most people have to study part time / go back to parents house / take out a career development loan0
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