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mine are ok, but they are kind of bad too...i have 2 exams only, 3 days apart, and the worst part, they are only a few days after my 18th! so much for celebrating alot.
So what you are saying is that Environmental Management is better then tourism... *prolonged gasp* How could you say something like that?Cape said:Environmental management > tourism.
And yeah, this time next semester, we'll see what you are saying about this research project.Cape said:The research project isn't that bad - well not yet, maybe next semester I will change my tune.
Cape said:8.30am, you wouldn't know what that is
From my knowledge, you just go to the room you want to and if there are too many people there they will send you to another room.Optophobia said:For a few of my subjects, the exam is on in multiple rooms.
I assume we will be assigned to rooms?
Optophobia said:For a few of my subjects, the exam is on in multiple rooms.
I assume we will be assigned to rooms?
lol some people do so you're not aloneShell said:my timetable's horrible. i have two on one day. how come no one else has that??
Tues 13th- Economics
Tues 13th- Business Law
Tues 20th- Statistics for business
Wed 21st- Accounting reports and decisions.
POO POO POO!!
In my first semester I had two on my first day of exams, a three day break and then two on that day. Trust me I know what it's like. There's still no reason you can't do well, just study for it and it shouldn't make a huge difference.Shell said:my timetable's horrible. i have two on one day. how come no one else has that??
yes thanks, i checked Pweb and its all up on there.LaraB said:You usually are assigned a room on Pweb..
Don't just go to any room...
Optophobia said:yes thanks, i checked Pweb and its all up on there.
(You have to be pretty damn vigilent don't you? If you dont examine every single crevice of the UWS website at least once every 2 days, chances are you are missing out on something important. No notices or anything.)
I'm quite simply over all the tourist subjects now. They were fun, but after 2 years of the same stuff over and over again, its become boring.Super_Flyse said:So what you are saying is that Environmental Management is better then tourism... *prolonged gasp* How could you say something like that?
Am I the only one left prepared to fight for the crappy tourism subjects... They may be crappy, but too right I'll fight for them.. TO THE DEATH!
Atleast there are no classes. Thats all I'm looking forward to. I'm not looking forward to the 30 minute presentation either.Super_Flyse said:And yeah, this time next semester, we'll see what you are saying about this research project.
I skip my 9am class on Monday mornings Ian is too boring, its too early and its too cold.Super_Flyse said:Wow... How incredibly accruate...
Though, I do have a subject at 9 this semester... It kills me, I spend most of it trying not to fall asleep.
Oh, I had one of those last year, from memory? But anyway, you can choose what room to go to, just arrive a few minutes before the exam, and check the timetable the day beforeOptophobia said:For a few of my subjects, the exam is on in multiple rooms.
I assume we will be assigned to rooms?
Some of them are alright, like Ian, he is alright, he is just very boring.Cape said:I'm quite simply over all the tourist subjects now. They were fun, but after 2 years of the same stuff over and over again, its become boring.
Plus the lecturers who teach environmental management subjects aren't as freaky and scary as tourism lecturers. I find Pol to be very scary, actually in environmental planning the other day, we were bitching to our lecturer about him
No classes?Cape said:Atleast there are no classes. Thats all I'm looking forward to. I'm not looking forward to the 30 minute presentation either.
Tsk, Tsk...Cape said:I skip my 9am class on Monday mornings Ian is too boring, its too early and its too cold.
Kulazzi said:well my lecturer has put one of our exams a bit earlier so I have that on june 1st, then I have an essay due for that subject due on 13th ... <_<
I'm not very happy
The Management degree will attract more people that the original tourism degree. Although, more people did the arts and applied science degrees.Super_Flyse said:Ah... Yes, they are changing it from a tourism degree to a tourism management degree...
As a part of that they are getting rid of the majors and you do some of each, it's pretty much the same course with a different name, at penrith and you don't do the research project... One of the extra subjects is a tourism and environment management one and a festival and events and I'm sure there is others...
I'm suppose to have a meeting with Wendy, I conned others to have the meeting at the same time coz she scares me too...
But yeah, the Applied science one is probably the best one for the science-y people.
Hope you don't fail anything!
Nope... Still 8 electives...Cape said:The Management degree will attract more people that the original tourism degree. Although, more people did the arts and applied science degrees.
Although, I now suspect that they will cut the amount of electives that you can choose. I think I had 8 free electives and 2 tourism electives.
I'm failing 2 subjects so far this semester =/ Put I should still pass, just got to do well in the final assignments. Too bad some idiot decided it would be cool to shove 5 assignments in one week.