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Original post by bbvii
I doubt it. Most start at 18 maybe, however by the end of that they're all 19. Which leaves 2nd year, 3rd year, abroad/placement year, masters, PhD, etc... not including mature students, foundation years etc.

TBH this is a nice forum. I hope to still be here occasionally when I leave uni.


No, I meant most of the users on this site are under 19. Sorry, should have made it clearer.
Original post by squeakysquirrel
Hey - I am 57 - I went on here because I have kids who are at uni. My daughter is doing a PhD and my son is just about to start an MSc.

There are a lot of folks who need advice from us oldies!


One day I will be this old and still on TSR :moon:
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Original post by TaintedLight
Come to think of it 25 does seem too old enough. Clearly, I've risen beyond the limits of a mere student and into the realm of the grown ups.

A realm alien to most of you lot.


Paedophile! Some of us are 13-17, I would suggest you leave the forum before the police find out.
I'm 20 lol :frown:
Original post by squeakysquirrel
Hey - I am 57 - I went on here because I have kids who are at uni. My daughter is doing a PhD and my son is just about to start an MSc.

There are a lot of folks who need advice from us oldies!


I suppose I could help people out in the finance subforum but for some reason I feel like this site doesn't deserve my generosity. Nice to see you though!

If i may what are you going to pursue?


Original post by samina_ay
I'm 20 lol :frown:


Not to depress you any further but you are wasting the best days of your uni life on tsr :biggrin:
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Original post by epoddoulc
No, I meant most of the users on this site are under 19. Sorry, should have made it clearer.


"Tonight, on 'figures I plucked from my arse'..."
Original post by epoddoulc
Yes you are too old and it's weird/creepy.
Most of us on this site are 14-19 years old


You sure? :wink:
Original post by 0to100
you KNOW that's not why you stay :smug:


:angel:

Original post by TaintedLight
on

I don't remember who exactly, but some TSR volunteer reviewed by resume which I'm sort of very grateful :colondollar:


That was probably @threeportdrift . She (I've always assumed she's a she, though may be wrong, come to think of it :eek: ) reviewed mine too :five:


Original post by wolfmoon88
:rofl: I was one of them :tongue:

Posted from TSR Mobile


There have been many over the years, you're in good company, dw :yep:
We need wisdom on TSR so older students contribute more than most.
Original post by The_Lonely_Goatherd
:angel:


:colone:
25 is creeping up on me..
Original post by Drewski
"Tonight, on 'figures I plucked from my arse'..."


Or you could compare the sheer amount of GCSE and A-Level threads compared to University threads?
Original post by epoddoulc
Or you could compare the sheer amount of GCSE and A-Level threads compared to University threads?


And you've looked in every single university sub-forum to do that?
In every single subject area forum?
In all the careers and jobs forums?

No point digging, you already look foolish.
Original post by TaintedLight
I suppose I could help people out in the finance subforum but for some reason I feel like this site doesn't deserve my generosity. Nice to see you though!

If i may what are you going to pursue?




Not to depress you any further but you are wasting the best days of your uni life on tsr :biggrin:


Lol I have assignments coming out of my ears.. need to do well rather than doss. I don't use this site that much either - only time to time
Original post by Drewski
And you've looked in every single university sub-forum to do that?
In every single subject area forum?
In all the careers and jobs forums?

No point digging, you already look foolish.


Yes I have, GCSE/ALevel forums outnumber university threads by 7 to 1
Original post by TaintedLight
I suppose I could help people out in the finance subforum but for some reason I feel like this site doesn't deserve my generosity. Nice to see you though!

If i may what are you going to pursue?




Not to depress you any further but you are wasting the best days of your uni life on tsr :biggrin:


Agh - something in Geography or History. My original BSc is Geography but I love the history of London and British Cities. But my background is oncology so I don't know maybe health but on the other hand I am 2 years away from a bus pass.... And do I NOT feel like that. Pierced nose, Doc Martens - quirky hair, daughter who keeps asking where I am....
Original post by epoddoulc
Yes I have, GCSE/ALevel forums outnumber university threads by 7 to 1


A- *******s
B- even if it were true that in itself proves nothing.

TSR does not collect data on age. To say most users are 14-19 is nothing short of a gross generalisation with no evidence to back it up.

The average user is far more likely to be in the 17-22 bracket.
*vows to stay in education forever*

I'm fine then - I can use this site for another 10 years :smile: :tongue:
Original post by The_Lonely_Goatherd

That was probably @threeportdrift . She (I've always assumed she's a she, though may be wrong, come to think of it :eek: ) reviewed mine too :five:



She's a she, and VERY old by TSR standards! :shakecane:
Original post by Drewski
A- *******s
B- even if it were true that in itself proves nothing.

TSR does not collect data on age. To say most users are 14-19 is nothing short of a gross generalisation with no evidence to back it up.

The average user is far more likely to be in the 17-22 bracket.


Achmed, you've abandoned your other argument regarding "Londonistan"

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