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Study buddies !!!

Alright guys,
after seeing how many of us are active procrastinators, I had the idea of "study buddies", without necessarily them being in the same town as you (to make it simple). The idea being to have someone who holds you account of how much you're supposed to be studying and vice versa ...

So what about you tell us the following if you are interested and then everyone is free to PM whoever they want.

Here it is:

Subject of study:
Year:
Uni:
Do you have exams/assignments in January ?: Yes !

Go :smile:

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 1

hitheuk

Anyone thinks it's a good idea ?

Reply 2

DarkSenrine

Subject of study: Mathematics
Year: 1
Uni: York
Town you're in now (if different): None of your damn business :P
Do you have exams/assignments in January ?: Yes !

Reply 3

Linweth

Subject of study: Ancient History
Year: 1
Uni: Liverpool
Town you're in now (if different): Kakariko
Do you have exams/assignments in January ?: Yes 4 :'(

Reply 4

hitheuk

Original post by DarkSenrine

Subject of study: Mathematics
Year: 1
Uni: York
Town you're in now (if different): None of your damn business :P
Do you have exams/assignments in January ?: Yes !

Original post by Linweth

Subject of study: Ancient History
Year: 1
Uni: Liverpool
Town you're in now (if different): Kakariko
Do you have exams/assignments in January ?: Yes 4 :'(

Yay! So some people like the idea!
We need more people to post !!!

Reply 5

bluewhale

Subject of study: English Literature and Theology (Joint Honours)
Year: 3 (finalist)
Uni: Hull
Do you have exams/assignments in January ?: Yes - 3

I have to write an essay of 2500 words on the ways in which J.M. Coetzee's novel Disgrace (1999) can be considered a story of sin and redemption. I also have to produce an essay of 3500 words on the way in which gender hierarchies are presented in Milton's Christian epic Paradise Lost. Finally, I have to write a 2500 word essay on the ways in which The Gospel According to St. Mark can be considered a significant theological as well as a literary achievement.