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Leaving Cert '11/'12 Off-Topic 2
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I've been wondering where you got to Coeur, finished being a frog yet?Coeurdepirate wrote: »Hello loveens!
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QueenOfLeon wrote: »I can't believe you are all talking about wig making and jam making when clearly the best course in the history of the world has just presented itself...:eek:
You... What have you done?! :eek:
I have to reconsider my entire CAO now!!
Just when I thought I was finally finished with changing it. 
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QueenOfLeon wrote: »You'll thank me when you can make delicious chocolatey amazingness for yourself without having to go to a shop...who needs college!
I actually have considered just setting up a chocolate factory in the past... :pac: It's just so, chocolatey! :P0 -
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Loool, that was a frapePictureFrame wrote: »I've been wondering where you got to Coeur, finished being a frog yet?
and a shítty one at that!
Has anybody seen the film Chocolat set in a small French town? That was my dream until I was literally like 13/14I actually have considered just setting up a chocolate factory in the past... :pac: It's just so, chocolatey! :P 0 -
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@coeur I've seen chocolat <3 in French class lol :')
lads maynooth or ucd ? still can't figure it out 0 -
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@PictureFrame: I was going to change primary teaching to arts, ever since I found out about it being 4 years I've been iffy about the whole thing. I could stay in Cork and just have 6 more months to get the same qualification without the need of moving out. I just don't know 0
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Yes:eek:
I implore you to go watch Batman Begins now, then The Dark Knight. Yes, the new film is the 3rd in the series actually.
And they're freakin' brilliant films.
Oh is Batman begins the first . Maybe thats why I didn't quite understand it the first time I didn't see Batman begins. I like most superhero movies. I'll watch them later. 0 -
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Historykitten wrote: »lads maynooth or ucd ? still can't figure it out
Are the courses you want to do in each college really different or is it the same for both?0 -
Historykitten wrote: »lads maynooth or ucd ? still can't figure it out
Kitty, all i'll say is everyone who went to Maynooth I know, has absolutely loved it. I'm not just saying that, but even the open day, it feels so homely and you can imagine yourself there! It sounds silly, but all the lecturers and everybody was so friendly and aghh it's just so nice! I'd definitely recommend NUIM, I think it's an amazing college!@PictureFrame: I was going to change primary teaching to arts, ever since I found out about it being 4 years I've been iffy about the whole thing. I could stay in Cork and just have 6 more months to get the same qualification without the need of moving out. I just don't know
What do you think is the best idea for you? I was putting down a course as my Aunts are Solicitors and advised me that an LL.B (pure law) was better than a B.BL (Law & Business). At the end of the day, I thought to myself and realised I wanted to do Law & Business more than pure law, and so that's going down as #1. Follow your instincts! 0 -
Whats wrong with Primary being four years? I for one am delighted. Granted it's another year of expenses, but it's another of precious college life which will be missed dearly in a very short time when you think about it plus the work load will be spread out better
I actually don't eat or like chocolate that much. White chocolate is unreal but isn't there just vanilla in that and not actually the cocoa stuff? But yeah dairy milks were handy for the leaving cert in fairness. Oh and chocolate yogurts. I'm telling ye if you need a savage energy kick it has to be chocolate yogurts and a banana
dip the banana into the yogurt and into the gob it goes :P but outside of needing it for energy I don't really ever have chocolate... 0 -
@togepi they're both arts courses. I've made pro and cons lists to no avail I actually am so stuck
@PF I know thank you I genuinely think I'll be happy wherever I end up but at the same time I just wanna pick the one that'll be best for me and that I want the most maynooth seems lovely and its definitely my favourite college after ucd I was well impressed at the open day and I know a girl who went there and loved it I just don't know 0 -
I've actually had a long think. I decided I want to move out. Whichever of the uk courses I get I'll take them. And there's a year working in both of them. I know it's what I really want. I don't think I want to go to any of the places I applied for. Dcu seems great but it's just too close 2mins away that I really don't want to go to it. I think moving would be the best option for me and I'd become so much more confident because I have to speak to loads of people. I'll see what happens . It's not like I'd be leaving Dublin for good with family and friends here. Then there's loads of months off during the summer. But I do wonder if I move if I'd lose contact with my friends which I don't want to happen. I'm still nervous if I do move but I guess that's normal. I'll see what happens though. As long as I get into somewhere really. 0
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Historykitten wrote: »@togepi they're both arts courses. I've made pro and cons lists to no avail I actually am so stuck
Well at least you know what course you want! I'd say you'll get the scholarship for NUIM no bother, so that's obviously an incentive to go there, plus Dublin would be expensive, but then everything's on your doorstep in Dublin and it'd probably be mad craic! :P And they've scholarships there too. I've no idea really, just keep adding to your list of pros and cons and see if it helps, or just come to Limerick. :P :pac:
Look at all the clubs and societies and stuff in each college too, if you're into them, and if one has way more that you'd like then put that one higher up the list. It all depends on whether or not you'd like to live in a city or a town too. I'm generally scared of cities but I'd still probably go for the city for a change and just for the fun of it. :P
Edit: What Coeur said!
Other edit: OMG, a wild AlmightyDublin appeared!! :eek: :P0 -
Historykitten wrote: »@togepi they're both arts courses. I've made pro and cons lists to no avail I actually am so stuck
@PF I know thank you I genuinely think I'll be happy wherever I end up but at the same time I just wanna pick the one that'll be best for me and that I want the most maynooth seems lovely and its definitely my favourite college after ucd I was well impressed at the open day and I know a girl who went there and loved it I just don't know
If you prefer UCD then go to UCD dude! There shouldn't be any competition if it's your favourite university and the courses are the same! Which one are you closer to?0 -
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