Current Year 11 Thread Mark II

Got to laugh at this post "Where has this myth come from? Being a member of the Russell group just means that the universites get a disproportionately high level of funding for research, nothing else. Having high research funding has almost nothing to do with job prospects for undergraduate students."

I don't see why you have to laugh at it Russel Group includes a lot of unis that aren't as good as others in there. Obviously it has Oxbridge and a few other top London unis but some shouldn't be there for the unis academic qualities.

Generally Russell Group universities are better than non-Russell group universities but there are some exceptions and the poster was trying to claim later that the university you go to doesn't matter(unless its Oxbridge).

My dad's a doctor and never before in any of his interviews have the interviewers asked him "What university did you go to?" Whatever university my dad went to or would have gone to, he would have still come out as a doctor (presuming he passed his exams, ofcourse). So I don't think it does entirely matter what uni you go to

No, I mean you need to multiply them

And the n thingy..is supposed to be the pie sign..

Yes but that's because he's a doctor. Unless you went to a terrible university, or got a terrible grade (in which case you wouldn't legally be a doctor), you're still going to get a good job. The doctor profession is an exception.

You can't claim that there isn't a difference in getting an Engineering degree at Imperial or UCL as compared to somewhere else.

Yes but that's because he's a doctor. Unless you went to a terrible university, or got a terrible grade (in which case you wouldn't legally be a doctor), you're still going to get a good job. The doctor profession is an exception.

You can't claim that there isn't a difference in getting an Engineering degree at Imperial or UCL as compared to somewhere else.

My dad's a doctor and never before in any of his interviews have the interviewers asked him "What university did you go to?" Whatever university my dad went to or would have gone to, he would have still come out as a doctor (presuming he passed his exams, ofcourse). So I don't think it does entirely matter what uni you go to

Ahh OK

You know you are actually meant to do it so A* is 58, A is 52, B is 46 and then you keep subtracting 6 every grade you go down. That is the official way to do it. For that I am 56.5.

For your version however mine is 7.77 (lool with all the 7's)

Ahh OK...The dot sign means multiply, btw

Remember, when multiplying variables or signs (pi), you add the indices.

Hehehe. I'll be waiting

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Oh, woops :P

Lol, I know that..I still can't work it out though.

Anyone got any plans for tonight? I can't find anything good on TV to watch (other than Casualty).

Organising a gathering at mine tomorrow night (just 10 of us or so), but a load of the girls have fallen out with other girls who are now demanding they're invited.

To which I said, with the best will in the world, stop acting so entitled.

Probably not the best answer but I felt like being honest.

Eurgh, I can empathise completely. At least you're not female, so you don't have to put up with stuff like this 24/7! I can't stand the majority of my female "friends" if I'm honest.

I'd say that was the best answer for that occasion Anyway, enjoy your gathering!

It's a bloody mess. I'll screenshot the Twitter message I was sent at some point.

And will do, going to revise tonight to make up for the lack of it tomorrow evening

How're you?

i'll see what i can do, writing may be too small..

What do you guys reckon, will the AQA outgoing specification exams have questions on similar topics to recent examinations or dissimilar topics? Because some of the more recent papers for Biology 3 have been PEAK times if you get what I mean..

Some of those abstract questions on the gut