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#121
(Original post by amazingtrade)
I hear all these studies about such such a did media studies and has not got a job. It turns out they studied at Bolton and got a 3rd class none honours degree and have no work experience no wonder they are still unemployed.
I hear all these studies about such such a did media studies and has not got a job. It turns out they studied at Bolton and got a 3rd class none honours degree and have no work experience no wonder they are still unemployed.
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#122
(Original post by Tek)
You're just jealous because I'm studying proper subjects for A Level.
You're just jealous because I'm studying proper subjects for A Level.
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#123
(Original post by ~Sam~)
And what exactly gives you the right to distinguish what is and what isn't a "proper" subject?
And what exactly gives you the right to distinguish what is and what isn't a "proper" subject?
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#124
(Original post by Tek)
Why don't you look yourself in the mirror and ask "is Film Studies a proper subject?"
Why don't you look yourself in the mirror and ask "is Film Studies a proper subject?"
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#125
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
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#126
(Original post by WilliamFoster)
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
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#127
(Original post by WilliamFoster)
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
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#131
(Original post by Tek)
Why don't you look yourself in the mirror and ask "is Film Studies a proper subject?"
Why don't you look yourself in the mirror and ask "is Film Studies a proper subject?"
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#132
(Original post by musicman)
Just out of interest, what subjects are you doing exactly? Who on earth do you think you are? Can you look in the mirror and honestly say to yourself, "I am not a snob"? The thing is, you look down on people who, shock horror, dare to take Film Studies or Media Studies 'A' Levels, but you seem to be forgetting that not everyone is as overwhelmingly academic (or should that be boring?) as you. Some people may prefer to take a more vocational degree as that is where their talent lies, so a media/film 'A' level would be more appropriate preparation for that. Why shouldn't these people be allowed a course to suit their needs? Why should universities only offer courses for such "traditional" subjects as maths and languages? I fail to see how it affects you if someone takes a degree in media studies, just what is the problem? Sure, taxpayers are funding these degrees, but taxpayers also fund maths degrees so why shouldn't people whose talents lie in media be allowed to get a HE qualification? As it happens, I have a place at Cambridge, but many of my friends are going to study subjects like drama, media and fashion at ex-polys, but unlike you, I don't feel superior to these people - I happen to respect the fact that they have significant talent in these areas whereas I just happen to be more talented at academic study.
Just out of interest, what subjects are you doing exactly? Who on earth do you think you are? Can you look in the mirror and honestly say to yourself, "I am not a snob"? The thing is, you look down on people who, shock horror, dare to take Film Studies or Media Studies 'A' Levels, but you seem to be forgetting that not everyone is as overwhelmingly academic (or should that be boring?) as you. Some people may prefer to take a more vocational degree as that is where their talent lies, so a media/film 'A' level would be more appropriate preparation for that. Why shouldn't these people be allowed a course to suit their needs? Why should universities only offer courses for such "traditional" subjects as maths and languages? I fail to see how it affects you if someone takes a degree in media studies, just what is the problem? Sure, taxpayers are funding these degrees, but taxpayers also fund maths degrees so why shouldn't people whose talents lie in media be allowed to get a HE qualification? As it happens, I have a place at Cambridge, but many of my friends are going to study subjects like drama, media and fashion at ex-polys, but unlike you, I don't feel superior to these people - I happen to respect the fact that they have significant talent in these areas whereas I just happen to be more talented at academic study.
I know out of you and Tek I would certainly rather employ you because you would fit into the organisation better. Remeber Tek you are likely to be working with media studies ex poly students.
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#133
(Original post by musicman)
Just out of interest, what subjects are you doing exactly? Who on earth do you think you are? Can you look in the mirror and honestly say to yourself, "I am not a snob"? The thing is, you look down on people who, shock horror, dare to take Film Studies or Media Studies 'A' Levels, but you seem to be forgetting that not everyone is as overwhelmingly academic (or should that be boring?) as you. Some people may prefer to take a more vocational degree as that is where their talent lies, so a media/film 'A' level would be more appropriate preparation for that. Why shouldn't these people be allowed a course to suit their needs? Why should universities only offer courses for such "traditional" subjects as maths and languages? I fail to see how it affects you if someone takes a degree in media studies, just what is the problem? Sure, taxpayers are funding these degrees, but taxpayers also fund maths degrees so why shouldn't people whose talents lie in media be allowed to get a HE qualification? As it happens, I have a place at Cambridge, but many of my friends are going to study subjects like drama, media and fashion at ex-polys, but unlike you, I don't feel superior to these people - I happen to respect the fact that they have significant talent in these areas whereas I just happen to be more talented at academic study.
Just out of interest, what subjects are you doing exactly? Who on earth do you think you are? Can you look in the mirror and honestly say to yourself, "I am not a snob"? The thing is, you look down on people who, shock horror, dare to take Film Studies or Media Studies 'A' Levels, but you seem to be forgetting that not everyone is as overwhelmingly academic (or should that be boring?) as you. Some people may prefer to take a more vocational degree as that is where their talent lies, so a media/film 'A' level would be more appropriate preparation for that. Why shouldn't these people be allowed a course to suit their needs? Why should universities only offer courses for such "traditional" subjects as maths and languages? I fail to see how it affects you if someone takes a degree in media studies, just what is the problem? Sure, taxpayers are funding these degrees, but taxpayers also fund maths degrees so why shouldn't people whose talents lie in media be allowed to get a HE qualification? As it happens, I have a place at Cambridge, but many of my friends are going to study subjects like drama, media and fashion at ex-polys, but unlike you, I don't feel superior to these people - I happen to respect the fact that they have significant talent in these areas whereas I just happen to be more talented at academic study.
the person who insulted ppl doing film studies is such an arrogant ignorant scum !
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#134
(Original post by amazingtrade)
Its people who are at Oxbridge like you, hildabeast etc who have a good attitude (i.e none snobby) who will get the best jobs upon graduate. The snobby oxbridge people will find them selves at a disadantage when they get asked at an interview why did you go Cambridge "because I didn't want to go to a poly with the thick people".
I know out of you and Tek I would certainly rather employ you because you would fit into the organisation better. Remeber Tek you are likely to be working with media studies ex poly students.
Its people who are at Oxbridge like you, hildabeast etc who have a good attitude (i.e none snobby) who will get the best jobs upon graduate. The snobby oxbridge people will find them selves at a disadantage when they get asked at an interview why did you go Cambridge "because I didn't want to go to a poly with the thick people".
I know out of you and Tek I would certainly rather employ you because you would fit into the organisation better. Remeber Tek you are likely to be working with media studies ex poly students.
Secondly, what ever gave you the idea that an ex poly boy like you would ever be in a position to offer an oxbridge graduate a job, these graduates interview at places that you can only dream of.
So cut the crap, i will be 'snobby' if need be and my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
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#135
(Original post by WilliamFoster)
my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
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#136
(Original post by WilliamFoster)
Thats just your own opinion shi*head, who said he humble will survive in this world...LOL your lining in lahlah land.
Secondly, what ever gave you the idea that an ex poly boy like you would ever be in a position to offer an oxbridge graduate a job, these graduates interview at places that you can only dream of.
So cut the crap, i will be 'snobby' if need be and my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
Thats just your own opinion shi*head, who said he humble will survive in this world...LOL your lining in lahlah land.
Secondly, what ever gave you the idea that an ex poly boy like you would ever be in a position to offer an oxbridge graduate a job, these graduates interview at places that you can only dream of.
So cut the crap, i will be 'snobby' if need be and my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
Also I am not at an ex poly I don't know where you got that from. Also what makes you think there is room in the city for all these LSE graduates? Surely some of them will not get the jobs you want (at least according to league tables) then you would have wished you were not so cocky then.
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#137
(Original post by WilliamFoster)
Thats just your own opinion shi*head, who said he humble will survive in this world...LOL your lining in lahlah land.
Secondly, what ever gave you the idea that an ex poly boy like you would ever be in a position to offer an oxbridge graduate a job, these graduates interview at places that you can only dream of.
So cut the crap, i will be 'snobby' if need be and my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
Thats just your own opinion shi*head, who said he humble will survive in this world...LOL your lining in lahlah land.
Secondly, what ever gave you the idea that an ex poly boy like you would ever be in a position to offer an oxbridge graduate a job, these graduates interview at places that you can only dream of.
So cut the crap, i will be 'snobby' if need be and my harsh personality is one which prevails in the city.
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#138
(Original post by WilliamFoster)
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
As far as i'm concerned the only PROPER A-levels are:
Maths/further maths
the sciences (NOT environmental science)
Geography
History
English Lit
French, Spanish and German
Economics
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Computing
hmm have i missed any?
for goodness sake please don't say media.
I guess drama os ok ONLY if you are pusuing related studies in university.
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#139
(Original post by Aylia)
What? Not Latin?
What? Not Latin?
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#140
(Original post by amazingtrade)
Your so clever yet fail the need to post this kind of lower level school boy abuse? I can assure you that plenty of polyboys run their own businesses and take on graduates. Before I came on this forum I used to think people that went to indpendent/public schools were great, hard working etc and the snobbyness is just a myth. Since joining this forum my opinion of these places just gets lower and lower because people like you spoil it. Its not fair that they are some cracking unsnobby people at these places than can actually see the wider world.
Also I am not at an ex poly I don't know where you got that from. Also what makes you think there is room in the city for all these LSE graduates? Surely some of them will not get the jobs you want (at least according to league tables) then you would have wished you were not so cocky then.
Your so clever yet fail the need to post this kind of lower level school boy abuse? I can assure you that plenty of polyboys run their own businesses and take on graduates. Before I came on this forum I used to think people that went to indpendent/public schools were great, hard working etc and the snobbyness is just a myth. Since joining this forum my opinion of these places just gets lower and lower because people like you spoil it. Its not fair that they are some cracking unsnobby people at these places than can actually see the wider world.
Also I am not at an ex poly I don't know where you got that from. Also what makes you think there is room in the city for all these LSE graduates? Surely some of them will not get the jobs you want (at least according to league tables) then you would have wished you were not so cocky then.
The league table may say that loughborough has a better employment rate than say warwick but i can assure you that the type of jobs they go into are inferior. I am damn well hard working, hence the great uni offers i have, you may call me a snob and all that but it doesn't affect me so save it for someone who cares buddy. Maybe the Scum newspaper will want to here it, because by the way things sound thats the only company who will employ you, the mail if you're lucky.
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