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Looking forward to the end of uni?
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lau_dicker wrote: »I'm so glad for it to be over, my uni has been a joke for the past three years, alocholic lecturers, lecturers getting sacked, getting told my dissertation has to be started again after 3 months worth of work cos the lecturer who got sacked told me i could do it, then got sacked and it turned out i couldnt do it! what a joke! no contact of lecturers ... ever ... one reply of three years of emailing! get me away from the place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And would you care to tell us which "university" this is? I can assure that things are very different at the universities I know first-hand (Exeter, UEA, Open University). By the sound of things you are at Oxford, in which case just the fact that you have been there will get you a job, so no need to worry about the degree.0 -
i will be so glad when i get this dissertation done, but i'll really miss uni. i've tasted working life and i know how sh*t the next 40 odd years are going to be.
i'll miss staying in bed for 18 hours solid (i did that yesterday!), taking a month off when i feel like it, getting completely smashed throughout the week, and i'll miss my friends.What's it going to be, eh?0 -
Nope, not Oxford for me I'm afraid, Teesside, not exactly the best uni in the world, but cirsumstances being what they were a the time, a good choice for me or so I thought!
I started out at Liverpool but ended up returning home and taking a year out to get some money together, then started at Teesside the next year with a totally different course (Liverpool = Aerospace Engineering, Teesside = Nutrition and Health Sciences)
I must say tho, the best thing to come out of Teesside was meeting my bloke
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I had quite a few mates do Aerospace engineering at liverpool.. those guys had it tough when it came to exams0
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My law finals start tomorrow at 9.30am...after four years I am still not ready for them! but in two and half weeks it will all be over and that is a GREAT thought, I never thought i'd make it, and I can't wait for my parents to see me at graduation cheesorama or what

mind you still another year in postgrad study and two years in a traineeship...SO better be worth it!
wish me luck fellow students
i'm gonna need it
hello folks, sorry its time to gloat.....I'VE FINISHED! yay! :j
Thanks to everyone who wished me luck, there were dark days but it's great to be finished.
To everyone who seems like its too much/never gonna end-good luck its horrible but it is worth it in the end
(cue cheesy music from little house on the prairie)
i'm off to watch TV if I can remember how to work it! xxxxwhy be a song, when you can be a symphony?0
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