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College ended two years ago for me, and I actually like my law school schedule. Tomorrow is my hell day, though, with classes from 11:30-8:30, but it could be worse.
My commute is about 10-15 minutes. Get your own place, losers.
I miss college workloads. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Amanda
Only if you throw them at me from across the cafeteriaQuote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Want some special brownies?Quote:
Originally Posted by blackmage_nuke
Done and done.
/throws brownies at everyone
Chocolate sign, brownie rain.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Brownie rain, some stay dry and others feel the pain
College = University, right? In England they're separate things.
Anyway, I'm going to be going into second year of University, although I'm waiting on re-sit results because I maaaaajjjjjjjjorly screwed up, but I've already been told by the head of department that I'm through; however my desperate plea to be allowed to drop Sociology and Criminology joint honours in order to pick up a full Criminology degree was denied, WOE. It's the Sociology I screwed up!
But yeah, move into my student house in a week or so, then it's FRESHER'S WEEK! then lectures. love love LOVE freshers week, getting ridiculously drunk every single night.
I know how you feel. I graduated this past may and its kind of weird not to be going back... and kind of a let down because just about everyone I know is still in college. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
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Originally Posted by Laddy
That's what I always wanted to know :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeldy
Yes. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by JiroThat's what I always wanted to know :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeldy
The confusion is due to the fact that, in England, after high school, you have two years at college and only then do you go to University. You guys just do it all in high school. College was neat, we didn't have to wear uniform and had days off, free periods, kinda like a Uni experience but not as hard and also freeeeee.
College is (generally) on-campus accommodation here :greenie:
You can either live on campus, off campus or commute here. I live in the town centre in a student house.
Sort of...Quote:
Originally Posted by JiroThat's what I always wanted to know :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeldy
Smaller institutions that don't have as many classes or students tend to be called colleges, while the bigger fancier ones are called university. But you can go to either after high school and for a lot of people the terms are pretty much interchangeable (well, university gets called "college", the other way around not so much.)
There, there. You'll get there soon enough.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Laddy