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Original post by Norton1
English is mental though, I'm sure I remember having friends who had six essays in on one day, or at least, the choice to do six and they had to hand in two.


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Reply 5281
Got all my results back at once tonight, how's everyone else doing with them?
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Original post by ArcadiaHouse
I desperately need a job but am going into third year ... so is my flatmate. She's had a job for ages though and can't afford to give it up so I hope I can balance honours with hopefully finding a job :s-smilie:


I've just got a job too. No idea how I'm going to survive third year. I'll be doing six history courses, a part time job, being on 4 committees inside uni, and two outside of uni (one of which I'm probably giving up in November if I can, but the other one, if I get the position, will involve trips down south fairly regularly for meetings) - I'm sure plenty of people manage to juggle all that, but as I'm aiming for a first and I want to do all my committee duties properly, it's going to be a challenge.
Original post by LSD
Got all my results back at once tonight, how's everyone else doing with them?


When did you sit them? :eek: I've had sweet FA back and I did them over a month ago :erm:
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Original post by ArcadiaHouse
When did you sit them? :eek: I've had sweet FA back and I did them over a month ago :erm:


Mine where between the 26th april and the 11th may, and I got all of them back tonight at once. But I'm in 2nd year life sciences and the majority of most of the exams were MCQs and so get marked very quickly by a machine :P
Original post by d123
I've just got a job too. No idea how I'm going to survive third year. I'll be doing six history courses, a part time job, being on 4 committees inside uni, and two outside of uni (one of which I'm probably giving up in November if I can, but the other one, if I get the position, will involve trips down south fairly regularly for meetings) - I'm sure plenty of people manage to juggle all that, but as I'm aiming for a first and I want to do all my committee duties properly, it's going to be a challenge.


Yikes. Well done on the job (where is it? :ninja:). My brother got a 2:i last year with a job so it can be done, but I'm nervous :erm:
Original post by ArcadiaHouse
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I think the important part of the sentence is 'CHOICE to do six', and also I've written it in a way that looks as if they got the question on the same day they wrote it. They knew the deadline ages in advance and had a choice of multiple questions but they could hand in all of them and the best marks were what was taken. I definitely remember this happening though,or maybe I'm going mad in my old age.
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Original post by ArcadiaHouse
Yikes. Well done on the job (where is it? :ninja:). My brother got a 2:i last year with a job so it can be done, but I'm nervous :erm:


Cineworld :biggrin: It's just part time and the hours and perks are pretty good.
Original post by Norton1
I think the important part of the sentence is 'CHOICE to do six', and also I've written it in a way that looks as if they got the question on the same day they wrote it. They knew the deadline ages in advance and had a choice of multiple questions but they could hand in all of them and the best marks were what was taken. I definitely remember this happening though,or maybe I'm going mad in my old age.


OK. Thanks. I hate having more than one thing due for the same day though ;____;
Original post by ArcadiaHouse
OK. Thanks. I hate having more than one thing due for the same day though ;____;


I have checked with someone that did English and she says it was usually four at a time. Enjoy!
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Original post by ArcadiaHouse
I desperately need a job but am going into third year ... so is my flatmate. She's had a job for ages though and can't afford to give it up so I hope I can balance honours with hopefully finding a job :s-smilie:


There are quite a few jobs going in branches of the sausage roll shop I work in, especially now as people quit to go home from uni. Though I work in the southside so I've no idea how many jobs are going in the west end.
I feel so useless though as I struggled working 15 hours this exam time, while my brother got an MEng working 25 most of the year, with 2 hours travel time :redface:
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Hello everyone
How's it a hanging?
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Original post by ArcadiaHouse
I desperately need a job but am going into third year ... so is my flatmate. She's had a job for ages though and can't afford to give it up so I hope I can balance honours with hopefully finding a job :s-smilie:


I'm panicking about this. I've had the same part time job since I was 14 and I need to work a particular number of hours to actually be able to afford travel to uni :s-smilie: Going into 3rd year and balancing 20-24 hours a week working is completely filling me with dread :frown: Don't want to/can't give it up though. Drat!
Original post by LSD
I'm panicking about this. I've had the same part time job since I was 14 and I need to work a particular number of hours to actually be able to afford travel to uni :s-smilie: Going into 3rd year and balancing 20-24 hours a week working is completely filling me with dread :frown: Don't want to/can't give it up though. Drat!


Have you considered making a wish to the overdraft fairy?
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Original post by Norton1
Have you considered making a wish to the overdraft fairy?


How long can the overdraft fairy last though? 2/3 months? 4/5 if you are very prudent?
Original post by Dand218
How long can the overdraft fairy last though? 2/3 months? 4/5 if you are very prudent?


For me personally? Five years and counting
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Original post by Norton1
For me personally? Five years and counting


that is a big overdraft fairy!!!
You got a parttime job or extra fudning from elsewhere though?
Original post by LSD
Got all my results back at once tonight, how's everyone else doing with them?


Why hello fellow almost 3rd year geneticist :ninjagirl:
Original post by Dand218
that is a big overdraft fairy!!!
You got a parttime job or extra fudning from elsewhere though?


Just the loan I was entitled to from SAAS and working during the holidays. I basically managed to pay it off in full each Summer and have a bit left over. I would run it up to the limit by the end of May and then work it off again.

When I did have part time jobs it was smaller but I still used it. I think you just need to not be an idiot about it, I couldn't do a 24 hour work week as well as Uni. But I knew I had to have some sort of budget. If you think about it a £1000 overdraft gives you £100 extra a month which is a pretty big difference.
Original post by conway!
There are quite a few jobs going in branches of the sausage roll shop I work in, especially now as people quit to go home from uni. Though I work in the southside so I've no idea how many jobs are going in the west end.
I feel so useless though as I struggled working 15 hours this exam time, while my brother got an MEng working 25 most of the year, with 2 hours travel time :redface:


Ooh where do you work & how do I apply? :tongue:

Reeeeeally needing a job.

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