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* 1st Year NUIM Students 2012-2013 *
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snoreborewhore wrote: »I'm doing English too! No idea what the reading list is like but I've been told it's pretty massive! There's a few recommendations on the English website for NUIM to get you started though
http://english.nuim.ie/prospective-students
Yay! At least I'm not alone! Looking forward to it?
Awesome, thanks for that! I work in Easons, so I can pick them up tomorrow and get a head start!0 -
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You all are gonna fit in great hereAnother Star Wars fan... there is :P
I'm just gonna say to ANY OF YOU doing english... you're gonna love it... best times i've had in a classsnoreborewhore wrote: »Yeah can't wait to start! Haha I downloaded them all on my iPad the other day but haven't had the strength to start reading them yet, summer has made me so lazy! Haha see you in the English lectures then
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They are though we shant mention any by name...but it's a fantastic coursesnoreborewhore wrote: »Awesome! I've been told the lecturers are absolutely lovely0 -
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English is amazing, and all the lecturers are indeed lovely and so helpful! Hope all of you enjoy studying it, would love to be starting it all over again My other subject was sociology, which is also great! Some brilliant modules available in second and third year. First year is good too, but slightly more boring :pac: 0
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English is amazing, and all the lecturers are indeed lovely and so helpful! Hope all of you enjoy studying it, would love to be starting it all over again My other subject was sociology, which is also great! Some brilliant modules available in second and third year. First year is good too, but slightly more boring :pac:
I think I'm doing sociology with anthropology (and something...) I can't wait...met a girl that works at boots the other day and she did sociology in Maynooth & told me it was great - got me all excited :P 0 -
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Decided I wanted to join in..
Name: Catríona, 18
From: Dublin and will be commuting, any spare couches people?
Course:Biotech
also come make friends with me on orientation I'm the only one from my school going Maynooth, I have to come straight from my debs so I'll be the hungover or still drunk one in the fancy dress, won't be hard to miss!!0 -
I lived in that apartment for 2 years!!! You're in my friend Jessie's old room :pac: I wonder are our fridge magnets still on the fridge? It has great stalking windows - you get a great view of everything hahaName: Tara
Age: 19
Course: Community and Youth Work
Interests: anything that involves
Wooh, thats so weirdly cool. Stalking/ people watching windows suit me perfectly ha. What floor is it on? :-)0 -
Decided I wanted to join in..
Name: Catríona, 18
From: Dublin and will be commuting, any spare couches people?
Course:Biotech
also come make friends with me on orientation I'm the only one from my school going Maynooth, I have to come straight from my debs so I'll be the hungover or still drunk one in the fancy dress, won't be hard to miss!!
I'll be there with you!0 -
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Nah don't get rid of your uniform. What me and my mates intend to do is on Halloween, to wear our uniforms St. Trinian style They're up for it too because they're all off to Limerick and Galway. I may be on my lonesome but making new friends is all part of the college experience
That's a brilliant idea but my uniform was navy blue and grey so there's no way I'll be pulling off a St. Trinians costume...http://studentservices.nuim.ie/sites/studentservices.nuim.ie/files/documents/Orientation%20Guide.pdf
You'll get that booklet in the post in the coming days anyway!
That's great I was beginning to wonder if my postman was keeping my welcome pack for himself...There seems to be a good few doing business here!
I know it's far away but is any other business student slightly worried about the accounting module in 2nd year? I'm afraid there's gonna be loads of LC Accounting students who'll fly through it whilst I struggle to remember the bits of bookkeeping I studied for the Junior Cert! :eek: (I always did the theory questions back then!)I'm not looking forward to accountancy either, absolutely detest it in JC. But i'm sure we won't be the only ones :rolleyes:
I didn't do Business Studies for the Junior Cert and I didn't do accounting for the leaving cert so I'm very very worried. It's called Financial Accounting for Non-Accountants so I'll be sure to stress the importance of the NON-ACCOUNTANTS when the time comes...0 -
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I was talking to a guy studying Law & Business in his final year at the Open day, he told me the Accounting was no issue- he was brutal at Maths and had never done Accounting before and said it was a breeze to pass! They show you exactly how to get stuff and how to do the accounts exactly right! Be grand guys, don't be worrying!..
Now if you haven't done Economics before, It's Micro economics you ought to be worried about! Demand, Equilibrium, Market Structures, Elasticity
.. It's a beaut but tough to master! 0 -
I was talking to a guy studying Law & Business in his final year at the Open day, he told me the Accounting was no issue- he was brutal at Maths and had never done Accounting before and said it was a breeze to pass! They show you exactly how to get stuff and how to do the accounts exactly right! Be grand guys, don't be worrying! ..
Yes! I'm reassured!Now if you haven't done Economics before, It's Micro economics you ought to be worried about! Demand, Equilibrium, Market Structures, Elasticity.. It's a beaut but tough to master!
.. reassurance gone
Business.. why you include accountancy and economics? :P0 -
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snoreborewhore wrote: »I'm doing English too! No idea what the reading list is like but I've been told it's pretty massive! There's a few recommendations on the English website for NUIM to get you started thoughhttp://english.nuim.ie/prospective-students
Is this actually part of the reading list or 'recommendations'? If it's part of the list I'll start today But I'll be sickened if I go to a lecture and get entirely different texts to read :P 0
don't judge me people. 
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