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  • 08-03-2011 8:08pm
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    salmon1
    Registered Users Posts: 165 ✭✭


    well just quick question to see if anyone has any thoughts on this course because thinking about doing it in september,any feedback timetables,class size ect would be greatly appriciated

    dave


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    lulu90
    Registered Users Posts: 22 ✭lulu90


    Hi Dave,

    I would suggest you get in touch with the course director, Andrea Ryan. She might be able to put you in touch with the class rep or at least give you a better idea what the course is like. I am studying law, but not grad entry. The modules are the same though. Lectures tend to be big (around 100+). Tutorial groups have around 15-20 in them. Some modules have weekly tutorials, however for most, you will have one tutorial every 2 weeks. Exams are, for the majority, a 100% written paper at the end of term. However some require course work in the form of essays or online SULIS quizzes. This will be made clear to you from the start though, so fear not! If you have any other questions, then just ask :D


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    salmon1
    Registered Users Posts: 165 ✭✭salmon1


    lulu90 wrote: »
    Hi Dave,

    I would suggest you get in touch with the course director, Andrea Ryan. She might be able to put you in touch with the class rep or at least give you a better idea what the course is like. I am studying law, but not grad entry. The modules are the same though. Lectures tend to be big (around 100+). Tutorial groups have around 15-20 in them. Some modules have weekly tutorials, however for most, you will have one tutorial every 2 weeks. Exams are, for the majority, a 100% written paper at the end of term. However some require course work in the form of essays or online SULIS quizzes. This will be made clear to you from the start though, so fear not! If you have any other questions, then just ask :D


    cheers for that just have to wait to see if i get in now:)


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