usually people enter into the 'well rounded' realm after their marriage began or after that football fantasy life didnt work out after college or after too many cheeseburgers late at night
Last edited by Kimmmmmmmmmmmm (2010-11-20 09:06:37)
Shrug. I don't make the rules. Is it completely redundant that i have to retake courses that I took in high school? Yes. But you'd be amazed at the number of students coming out of high school unable to form coherent sentences. If those deficient students then graduated from college it would be a poor reflection on the school. That's their reasoning. All school districts are not created equal in America and our universities have to make up for that, as sad as that is.DrunkFace wrote:
Being "well rounded" is the job of High School (Or middle school or whatever you call it in the US) years 7-10. After that you get to choose which direction your education takes.JohnG@lt wrote:
You take four classes per semester. I took 5 or 6. That's the difference. Why are there extraneous classes? Because for some reason they feel it's necessary to create a more well rounded graduate who is literate. Should literature be something that people read on their own? Probably. Does it hurt to have engineering students take a class or two in it? No, not really.
I'm sure you can take electives every semester, right? Ours are simply more defined.
As for extra electives. None, what I listed is what I did. My 2 "electives" were International Financial Management & Nonlinear Methods in Quantitative Management.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Trying to study, gf tidying up, including vaccum, fml and kmn
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
arbeit macht frei, galt, arbeit macht frei
i have properly fallen for an amazing girl this last week, but she's a first year englit undergrad and i graduate in 4 months
boooooooooollooooooocks
i have properly fallen for an amazing girl this last week, but she's a first year englit undergrad and i graduate in 4 months
boooooooooollooooooocks
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You could always flunk out again, stay for another semester. Not like daddies wallet is getting any lighter Uzi.Uzique wrote:
arbeit macht frei, galt, arbeit macht frei
i have properly fallen for an amazing girl this last week, but she's a first year englit undergrad and i graduate in 4 months
boooooooooollooooooocks
work may be freeing but it's given me a splitting headache.Uzique wrote:
arbeit macht frei, galt, arbeit macht frei
i have properly fallen for an amazing girl this last week, but she's a first year englit undergrad and i graduate in 4 months
boooooooooollooooooocks
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
haha, no way. i didn't flunk last year, in fact. i've progressed through the undergrad course like anyone else.SonderKommando wrote:
You could always flunk out again, stay for another semester. Not like daddies wallet is getting any lighter Uzi.Uzique wrote:
arbeit macht frei, galt, arbeit macht frei
i have properly fallen for an amazing girl this last week, but she's a first year englit undergrad and i graduate in 4 months
boooooooooollooooooocks
plus with the tuition fees tripling, i don't think my parents would like the principle of me hanging around for a lady
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Only 4 months until you graduate? Our graduation is around mid-May
our ceremony is aroundabout then but for all purposes most of our work-load is done by the beginning of the summer term
final essay hand-ins, dissertation submitting, course-timetables finishing etc.
the only thing we have to do in the late-summer are the final exams themselves. and i only have like 1-2 because my modules are essay assessed, mainly.
SO, YAH. im outta here soon!
final essay hand-ins, dissertation submitting, course-timetables finishing etc.
the only thing we have to do in the late-summer are the final exams themselves. and i only have like 1-2 because my modules are essay assessed, mainly.
SO, YAH. im outta here soon!
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yah man i made a thread about it in D&ST. big uk political fuck-a-roo. students getting shafted on a sham-promise.RTHKI wrote:
tripling
one of my best friends was actually one of the people that got arrested for being on the conservative HQ roof... didn't realize until the other day, he's pretty embarrassed about it. not good to have been arrested at such a publicised event. the people that got on the roof were portrayed as the 'hardline', 'hardcore anarchists' or something... my friend was just up there out of curiosity. haha. they ended up arresting like 200 of them.
tl;dr: fuck tuition fee policy
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Well whatever, I just remember you having some school drama last year. Dont kid yourself to think your interesting enough for me to follow your twit feed.
where exactly was i implying that at all? you made a wrong statement, i just corrected you on the facts
jesus christ chill the fuck out roid-man
jesus christ chill the fuck out roid-man
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no. Muah xoxoxoxoxoxUzique wrote:
where exactly was i implying that at all? you made a wrong statement, i just corrected you on the facts
jesus christ chill the fuck out roid-man
Venue for tonight's gig is so ridiculously tiny. I really hope they've fixed their air conditioning, 'twas like a sauna last time I went there.
(65daysofstatic)
(65daysofstatic)
alright lick
sweaty small gigs are the best
used to go to a venue loads when i was young to see teen-hood bands, you could stretch your arms up and touch the roof
that place got sweaaaaaaaaaty. ceiling was dripping.
used to go to a venue loads when i was young to see teen-hood bands, you could stretch your arms up and touch the roof
that place got sweaaaaaaaaaty. ceiling was dripping.
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I think I've heard something they performed before, liq.
you seriously haven't heard of 65dos?
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why would he. look at his location. all we hear about are shitty bands
it seems weird that nowadays there are still musical-cultural barriers between uk/europe/usa
you'd think in an internet era where everything is accessible that location-specific tastes/trends would fade away
suppose it's an exposure thing
you'd think in an internet era where everything is accessible that location-specific tastes/trends would fade away
suppose it's an exposure thing
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Some of the stuff the wapanese listen to is just too wierd for everyone elseUzique wrote:
it seems weird that nowadays there are still musical-cultural barriers between uk/europe/usa
you'd think in an internet era where everything is accessible that location-specific tastes/trends would fade away
suppose it's an exposure thing
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
People tend to be fans of music they can experience live.Uzique wrote:
it seems weird that nowadays there are still musical-cultural barriers between uk/europe/usa
you'd think in an internet era where everything is accessible that location-specific tastes/trends would fade away
suppose it's an exposure thing
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
nah not really, not for me at leastJohnG@lt wrote:
People tend to be fans of music they can experience live.Uzique wrote:
it seems weird that nowadays there are still musical-cultural barriers between uk/europe/usa
you'd think in an internet era where everything is accessible that location-specific tastes/trends would fade away
suppose it's an exposure thing
I don't really care about live performances/concerts and all that