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Schols

Kappar · 2004-09-08 22:12:19

Anyone here a Scholar, thinking of doing Schols or done schols? I'd be interedted to here what your opinions are on it. Is it more effort than it's worth? Is it too hard to be worthwhile?

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#52 12-12-2004 1:08am

T "real deal" J

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Well if you're in 2nd year you have to tell me who you are. There's not many people in maths. If you're Ruben (Swiss lad) you're dead (you didn't get me those Christmas party tickets like you said).

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#53 12-12-2004 2:11am

Nietzschean

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no i'm a 3rd yr

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#54 23-08-2005 8:29pm

Running Bing

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Im going into second year this year and was just wondering is this something that your told about or do you have to find out for yourself? and if so who do I find out from? Thanks.

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#55 23-08-2005 8:34pm

punka

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your first step should be the college calendar, that gives a general overview. it really all depends on what course you're doing. also try and talk to someone who did the exams last year, they'll usually give you the best advice. try and meet with your head of dept sometime in michaelmas term (the earlier the better) and indicate your interest, and find out about the specific requirements for your course. also it's no harm letting your tutor know

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