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** The MEGA Waiting for CAO offers (and UCAS) thread ** (READ FIRST POST!!)
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rockycoolness22 wrote: »AHHHHH IM SO NERVOUS!
Deep breaths or like myself have a vodka or two,i regret 5 of them
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randylonghorn wrote: »50 points to Gryffindor!
Of course, more specific and in-depth than a two subject (or even 3 subject degree) but still in an Arts subject.
You do realise you can do a PhD in History or English or Philosophy (all Arts subjects) just like in Bio or Chem (Science) and so on ...
How much more specific and in-depth can you get than a PhD?
"Arts" or sometimes "Humanities" is just a classification for certain subjects, just like "Social Sciences" or "Science" ... it's just a classification with a large number of subjects.
Oh yes, of course I am aware that it is classified as an Arts/Humanities course, but I what I am trying to get across is the idea that, as an undergraduate, English Studies would be better suited to a student who is passionate about that subject - relatively exclusively - as opposed to an Arts degree, such as is available in UCC - that would perhaps be more suited to a student who is uncertain as to where their field of interest lies.
Wow, sorry for the mad 2 a.m syntax :P
I am only talking about undergraduate courses here
Though an English PhD would be nice some day :pac:
But thanks for all the responses!0 -
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shannon_tek wrote: »Deep breaths or like myself have a vodka or two,i regret 5 of them
haha I actually have a bottle of Absolut, Im gonna have 1 OR 2 0 -
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I did the same three, hated Il Postino - all that hope - what's that all about like?? :rolleyes: Loved the other two, probably 'cause me and my mates pull the piss out of them all the time.
Eg: "Nevermind him, his highest ambition is a job in a shipyard or a mill!" :P
I find it humourous anyway...
I didn't actually ever get to the end of LOS:D I just disliked it that much :pac::pac: 0 -
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rockycoolness22 wrote: »haha I actually have a bottle of Absolut, Im gonna have 1 OR 2
Thats da job. relax 6am will be here and gone and the CAO site will crash and al will be over0 -
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rockycoolness22 wrote: »haha I actually have a bottle of Absolut, Im gonna have 1 OR 2
Lmao my friend left a half empty liter bottle of Absolut and plastic shot glasses when she was here last, it is sooo tempting to just have a few shots right now.
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cabbage kid wrote: »I didn't actually ever get to the end of LOS:D I just disliked it that much :pac::pac:
Its nothing special. Michael is very happy in London. ..... Then the IRA murder him.0 -
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shannon_tek wrote: »Deep breaths or like myself have a vodka or two,i regret 5 of them
nah man few heinekens and tuborg i am dying for some smokes tho :L0 -
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Thank god he' still kicking. hopefully for a bit longer too, what did everyone do for their english paper 2 comparitive studies???:)
just asking out of interest i did how many miles to babylon, sive and inside i'm dancing
I did The Kite Runner, The Plough and the Stars and Billy Elliot.0 -
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iam_serpentine wrote: »Lmao my friend left a half empty liter bottle of Absolut and plastic shot glasses when she was here last, it is sooo tempting to just have a few shots right now.
i recommend if your a bag of jelly. Providing your the legal age ha ha :pac:0 -
I'll never understand ye vodka drinkers.iam_serpentine wrote: »Lmao my friend left a half empty liter bottle of Absolut and plastic shot glasses when she was here last, it is sooo tempting to just have a few shots right now.0 -
Dude you'll be grand. I went to college in a new city without a single friend, had the absolute craic in Orientation/Freshers week and met loads of people. Live on campus if at all possible, don't miss a night out for the first few weeks and you'll be sorted. Note that despite that I'm still here ****ting bricks, but it was the course and not the people that led me to reapplying.Well, I know I'm getting an offer in a few hours, so the excitement I had for the last 2 hours or so is gone and replaced by nervousness about starting college and not knowing many people
I do
the people. 0 -
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rockycoolness22 wrote: »haha I actually have a bottle of Absolut, Im gonna have 1 OR 2
oh fcuk man, i was drinking hard friday night and a friend popped out 80 percent red absence he siad take a tiny sip i took 4 mouthfulls...couldnt breathe and got sick four times in 20 seconds
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People!CreamyPies wrote: »if people are looking to pass sum time, just post my username into google and hit i'm feeling lucky
Heading off to tesco again hopefully it'll be there this time :cool:
Unless of strong and open mind, DO NOT do this!!
With the addition, we can agree!Oh yes, of course I am aware that it is classified as an Arts/Humanities course, but I what I am trying to get across is the idea that, as an undergraduate, English Studies would be better suited to a student who is passionate about that subject - relatively exclusively - as opposed to a more generalised Arts degree, such as is available in UCC - that would perhaps be more suited to a student who is uncertain as to where their field of interest lies.
Apologies, didn't realise you were quoting from that.electrictrad wrote: »
Been a long day!! >.<0 -
What are they? If I get my 3rd offer Ill probably wont even bother with it and end up doing some PLC course or working for the year....shannon_tek wrote: »High five same ere. two in the same college0 -
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