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I do 5 hours of Uni a week . I also have just one more week of lectures to attend after easter. Uni seems a bit easy to me...

depends wat degree u do and where, and when you leave it'll reflect on what employers think of your degree

Well, History is all about further reading. So I only have 1 lecture and one seminar for each module. I have to do 30 hours a week further reading ontop of those if I want to get a first. We are taught basically nothing, just get an outline of the topic. I love it for the first year as it counts for nothing so I am doing the bare minimum further reading and getting 2:1/2:2's which I can live with for my first year! It just sounds good saying I only have it for 5 hours .

employers at top jobs look at where ur degree is from etcetc and how those departments are ranked etc. my parents shop in leeds is staffed by 7 outa 11 people having degrees, and there all on minimum wage. because they all have poor degree from poor universitys!

I know that, and I don't really care tbh... My Uni isn't the worst for History and I am not really doing the degree for job options. I am just doing it because I enjoy it and don't really feel like full time work presently. If I wanted a good degree I would have re taken year 13 and actually worked hard to get into a good Uni. Even then I wouldn't have particularly wanted to go to a distant Uni as I am not suited to Uni life!

Mercury wrote:employers at top jobs look at where ur degree is from etcetc and how those departments are ranked etc. my parents shop in leeds is staffed by 7 outa 11 people having degrees, and there all on minimum wage. because they all have poor degree from poor universitys!

I still can't decide between Leeds and Liverpool. Going by what you say here it sounds like Leeds is a better idea because it's a better uni.

I think I need the hand of god to point me in the right direction.

if it was me, leeds and liverpool offer literally the same things socially (i dont know exactly about living etc) but in terms of its a big city you will always have places to go and things to do if u so wish, from that my decision would be based on the uni/department/course

they are both as far from u in bath as each other (roughly) and to me seem to offer almost identical things, so to me it would come down to which would get u a better degree

for me loughborough was a tough choice (after cardiff) because it meant risking not having such a good social life, but it was supplemented by the fact that the department here is excellent and notts/leicester/derby/birmingham are all viable nitetime options

ROFL Slamer and his unit of currency distance measurements.

lol i do it all the time, town from my old house was £8 (4 in the day) current is 24 all the time unless i can force them into a meter, in which case its 22

good fun

If it's £8 to get to town, you should be walking. Lazy fuck.

I think my taxi would cost me £2 to get home, yey for having a flat in town.

it used to be cyric, and i often do, now its 24, or 17 miles if you want to think that way

Angus wrote:I think my taxi would cost me £2 to get home, yey for having a flat in town.

You'd need a taxi in Dundee unless you want stabbed to death by a group of 14 year olds drinking buckie.

Costs like £4-6 just to get in a taxi here.

Stop making up poop, we dont have neds in Dundee anymore, unless you go to the council estates.

But we all know, dont go there><

oh and now, leicester is awsome

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/leic ... 889570.stm



just lol