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  1. nicolamitchell's Avatar
    1 08-08-2012  20:16
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    Neuroscience at Glasgow Uni
    Hey guys! I'm starting Glasgow Uni this September as a new student for neuroscience, so if there's anyone else starting their first year for neuroscience or other life sciences it's be great to know someone else! xD
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    2 12-08-2012  13:11
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    Re: Neuroscience at Glasgow Uni
    I'm starting in September, doing Physiology and Sports Science though! x
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    3 30-08-2012  18:50
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    Re: Neuroscience at Glasgow Uni
    hey Nicola coincidence I found you on student room!
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