University of Glasgow blether thread

Aye you told me your hours in fact, more than I can/want to work, but good on you. You're also probably on a bit more than me! The loan's only £60 a month, enough to pay my travel at a stretch. I'll be aiming for ~£250/300 p/m from work.

I'm in the process of selling them. By that I mean that I haven't bothered my arse to ebay them, but by mentioning it in passing 2 nice law student types offered to buy some

Ahhh i don't mind my work, the people are fab and my uniform seems to be nicer than your 3/4 lengths
Yeah, I think I might put some of mine on ebay and make a few bob. I'm not gonna buy lots of books this year from the book shop anyway far too expensive!

What do people spend their loans on though if they stay at home? I never really got it. I've always had a part time job when I was at uni and have lived off that.

For the people who have lived in Glasgow for a fair bit, I am looking to move flats so was wondering if Maryhill (near the Tescos) is a safe area compared to areas like Kelvinbridge and Partick, especially if I were to walk home late?

For the people who have lived in Glasgow for a fair bit, I am looking to move flats so was wondering if Maryhill (near the Tescos) is a safe area compared to areas like Kelvinbridge and Partick, especially if I were to walk home late?

I live very near to the new Tesco site but on the North Kelvinside rather than the Maryhill side. I don't get any problems but if I lived a street further up in the Maryhill direction I wouldn't venture out at night.

I see, thanks for the heads up, walking around I had a similar impression. Would you recommend Partick and the Kelvinbridge area as better places to look into then?

Guys see last freshers week I remember there was hundreds of dominoes at the main gate area. What are the chances of that happening again cause im gonna be a fat Bas**rd and steal it muhahah

Just pricing my course texts, as you do, and I nearly spat my coffee out. Look at the eye-watering price of this:

Law of Banking

So, start saving if you fancy Commercial Baking, law student people...

Just pricing my course texts, as you do, and I nearly spat my coffee out. Look at the eye-watering price of this:

Law of Banking

So, start saving if you fancy Commercial Baking, law student people...

Sweet Jesus! And I thought my price list was eye watering already. *weep*

Ps: Who has joined the Glasgow Uni Law Society?

Question: What do you need to enter History honours? I could've swore that you needed two history courses at level 2 (like 2Em and whatever the other term code is) and one additional one at level 1 (for example 'economic and social history'). But apparently, according to the website now, you need FOUR level 2 courses (so like level 2 economic & social and level 2 european history) and one level 1 subject. ... I'm superconfused.

I think I joined it in 1st year, if not I'll join this year.

Join the Leftist Law Society too