CURRENT YEAR 13s-Hopeful Medics (Mk. II)!

ah when are you doing yours? I have a mock tomorrow

Hm my one was different.

AQA Physics ISA is a bitch. The experiments are piss easy but the paper is hard... and weird to say the least.



I got an A/B but I don't even know how. I'm considering it a U since I completely fluked it and deserved one.

Yeah! Compared to Chemistry (I do Edexcel) ISAs Physics' is so hard!

I lost a mark on one of mine for putting 1.00 not 1.000.

I been to a conference called ATOM, Much similar to that.

Just saw this, made a quick application, the word limit made the abstract abit difficult to write on all four of the prompts, hopefully I win a ticket Are you going too?

We had our Part I today, part II on Wednesday or Friday and Part III over the holidays (because that's going to be beneficial ) good luck- don't be suprised if it goes horrendously. The average score out of 8 in our class was 2. Scoring a mark is good! Once you get used to the mark schemes and stuff it will be much more clear. Revise accuracy, reliability etc.

Nope, why is everything in London...

I was wondering if you guys'd be interested in a medic themed point of contention i was discussing earlier

Is this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_syndrome a credible medical disorder that deserves attention or merely an advanced form of culture shock?

(I took the former viewpoint)

Nope, why is everything in London...

I was wondering if you guys'd be interested in a medic themed point of contention i was discussing earlier

Is this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_syndrome a credible medical disorder that deserves attention or merely an advanced form of culture shock?

(I took the former viewpoint)

Clearly falling in love with France indicates a mental disorder

really? :O we only get one attempt at it so i'm dreading it. Was that your real one or practice one? Also, do you know where there are any good resources (online perhaps) to prepare?

I didn't see that, but i am not going. Are you considering?

Forget Paris Syndrome, on TSR there is a definite pandemic of Oxbridge Syndrome.

everybody loves a little bit of oxbridge

Naturally. This is The Student Room.

Forget Paris Syndrome, on TSR there is a definite pandemic of Oxbridge Syndrome.

When and where was it??

Aw,where do you live?
You should move to London lol!
Then you wouldn't miss out opportunities like these!
Where are we discussing about that topic?
On this thread??

According to that wikipedia page it is nothing to do with falling in love with france, instead, to me, it seems that the negative aspect of being in France causes the japanese to lose their minds and develop this syndrome

"Paris Syndrome is characterized by a number of psychiatric symptoms such as acute delusional states, hallucinations, feelings of persecution (perceptions of being a victim of prejudice, aggression, or hostility from others), derealization, depersonalization, anxiety, and also psychosomatic manifestations such as dizziness, tachycardia, sweating, etc.["

Though to be fair you could class acute delusional states, derealisation (shut up spell checker, I'M right grrr), depersonalisation, anxiety, and psychosomatic manifestations as symptoms of love

Stay cynical

Im gonna start ringing tomorrow I think, theres one at the bottom of my street, would be so handy if theyd have me

Congrats on getting in somewhere, what did you say when you rang up?

It was our practice thank god. I don't know where therre are practice materials, perhaps on AQAs wen site?

"hi, im xxx, from xxx college/school and im ringing to ask if i could volunteer at your care home"

i dont think thats very good though, i must have rung something like 30 care homes

do you volunteer anywhere else?