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Have a great summer and good luck with your MA, Anna :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Annamariah
Just got my results back from the university: I passed! :banana:
All's done and dusted. It was hard going at times but... :D I am glad I persevered.
Thank you all who have been listening to me patiently and offering support and encouragment throughout the year. :)
When should we have the graduation party for those who finished their studies?
:bday_2:
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Originally Posted by Scheherazade
Alllllll Riiiiiiggghhhttttt, This definately calls for a cocktail:
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You know it, sister!Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
:D
thats fantastic Scher!! Weldone!!! :banana:
Well done, Scher - of course, we all knew you would pass with flying colours!
I am yet to receive my results from
International Studies
Politics - Fanatics and Fundamentalists
History - Medieval (Bad choice, but I chose it because I needed to do a history in first year to study a second year history in my second year, obviously, and i'm dying to study the American Civil War)
And Criminology
Hello strangers!
Congrats on the great results Scher! :banana: And everyone else whose good news I've missed.
My summer semester has been ridiculously busy :( Hopefully with my six-week course finished, I'll have a little more time to be around!
So now after I do my first year at GPRC I'm transferring to Vancouver, British Columbia instead of Camrose, Alberta. Better forests for a forestry science student (redwoods!). The place gets so much precipitation that it's technically considered a rainforest. I'm VERY excited, the terrain should be much better than stupid farmland Alberta. The tuition at UBC is a couple of hundred cheaper than U of A, too.
The biggest reason why I'm going though is because David is going to take film studies in Van and I don't want to be separate from him. *cringe* I know, call me a sappy, soft-hearted woman. I just like him is all!
@Schere: is that the be all and end all of your studies at uni or are you going back next year?
I PASSED AA100!!!!! :banana:
I got 70% in my OES and 74% in my OCAS! :banana:
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Originally Posted by Niamh
Whoooooo Hooooo!!!! Good Job Niamh!!
Congratulations, Niamh! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
Well done, Niamh. A just reward for all that hard work. What's next?
Thanks Everyone! :blush: My score is the equivalent to a B so i'm well chuffed! :D
I'm currently doing SA188- Archaeology and the Science of Investigation.
In October i'm doing A180- Heritage, Whose Heritage?
and in November i'm starting A150- Voices and Texts.
I'm thinking of doing Geology instead of the literature course so i might start a course on Plate Techtonics (my favourite!) in Feb. :) when i get the the results for all those courses i'll achieve an Open Cert in Higher Education. :) Then on to the Diploma and then the Degree! :D I think doing it step by step is better for me. At least this way i'll achieve something if i only end up doing a few years.
How are the courses going, Niamh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
After much pondering and hesitation, I have finally decided to start my MA(Edu) through OU. They seem to be the only university with enough flexibility to accommodate everything else in my life (like LitNet!)
I have enrolled my first course, which will be starting in October (I need to send them my uni diploma etc but i don't think there would be a problem).
Can't wait to receive my books! :banana:
Knew you wouldn't be able to resist the next stage, Scher! Good luck to you, also to Niamh and to everyone else starting new courses this term.
Me? I'm going back to Welsh - part three of a five part course, each part takes two years - they take us through it very slowly and gently! However I think we will be worked harder this year, the tutor proposes talking in Welsh for most of the lesson - think I'd better the learn the Welsh for 'Would you mind repeating that, please?'