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who are all the student parents then?

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beansmum · 01/11/2004 13:24

Im a 3rd year maths student and single mum to bean, 22wks. Only been a student parent for 4 wks but it's hard! Can't imagine it's going to get any easier either but i'm sure it's worth it.

What is everyone else studying? Oh, and where? I'm at uni in edinburgh.

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granarybeck · 01/11/2004 13:32

i have just started my MA in social work at manchester uni. i've got two children and, yes, i am finding it quite tough too!

Poo2 · 01/11/2004 13:53

Hello! I'm trying to finish my MA in medieval history in Cardiff. Have to hand my dissertation in in 6 weeks - ug. In fact, that's what I should be doing now. Damn MN But would much rather be blowing raspberries on ds.

subs · 01/11/2004 13:54

am one year into dphil (hist of art) at sussex, but live in bristol + single mum to dd (16 months). chaos

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MarmaladeSun · 01/11/2004 14:28

Hello. Not sure I qualify for this thread, but I'm a distance learning student in hypnotherapy and psychoanalysis so no Uni to speak of but a student nevertheless. I have 2 stepchildren (16 and 15) and 3 children (10, 7 and 3 months). It's pretty hardgoing at times, but worth it I think.

Slink · 01/11/2004 14:38

I am a distance learning student i am doing a dip in early years education career change fron social work got an A in my first essay on to the next

fairyfly · 01/11/2004 14:39

Single mum, 2 kids 3 and 5, Art Design and Media Access

scaltygirl · 01/11/2004 16:24

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tammybear · 01/11/2004 16:39

Im doing part time photography at college

SuzySox · 01/11/2004 16:54

'Aye' BSc Comp. Science dd is 2.5 and I work full time

OxyMoron · 01/11/2004 17:01

Another DPhil student, half done, half to go. Atudying archaeological dating at Oxford. Back in January,no idea how that's going to work. DD will be 7 1/2 months by then.

Beansmum, I did my first degree (physics) at Edinburgh. Are you a resident of JCMB?

OxyMoron · 01/11/2004 17:03

Obviously that should have said "Studying".

tiredemma · 01/11/2004 17:47

im in my first year of a two year access course in health sciences. i WILL be a midwife!!

nikcola · 01/11/2004 17:49

in doing full time access course , then hopefully going to uni to become a nurse fingers crossed

Amai · 01/11/2004 18:02

part time PGCE to be a science teacher my DD is 4 Mths.

Aimsmum · 01/11/2004 19:22

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RudyDudy · 01/11/2004 19:26

2nd year dietetics student at uni in London with one DS aged 12 months. Already in week 5 of this semester and no idea where the time's gone and where I'm going to find time to do all my assignments but have a blind faith that all will be ok if I just keeping going!

gothicmama · 01/11/2004 19:29

1st year BA Social Work after Fda Community Health and Social Care-
Who knows how I am going to fit it in with dd's busy social life

Heathcliffscathy · 01/11/2004 19:31

trying to finish MA in psychotherapy...should be doing dissertation rather than faffing about on here all the time...have taken time out to have ds, am full of total admiration for those that are ploughing on through regardless, hats off!

alfiebetty · 01/11/2004 20:42

Wow it's great to know there so many parents in same boat. My DD is 3 mths will be starting my 2nd year in Feb. I'm studying Eng Lit/Lang at the moment really miss the work.. but sure that won't last for long.

KatieMac · 01/11/2004 20:52

I'm doing an NVQ in Childcare & Education and my assessor keeps saying 'well your work is very good....there just isn't very much of it'

I've had the course extended by 9 months as I'm struggling

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nutcracker · 01/11/2004 20:58

am very of you all

Good luck though, hope you all suceed in your chosen subjects

cori · 02/11/2004 16:27

I am have just completed my 4th year of an OU degree in humanities. I have two more years left for Honours. I have a DS 2.7. It is very hard combining job , parenting and study. Am trying to keep myself motivated.

RudyDudy · 02/11/2004 16:32

and MN doesn't help

chloeb2002 · 10/11/2004 20:07

Hello, Im a student nurse at York Uni doing the Dip He (adult)(advanced credit option) Not the degree for financial reasons!But will consider doing 18 month midwifery transfer when i qualify I did 1 years Paed nuring at degree in Aus before coming back to England and doing an access to fill in time for DD to be old enough for me to study again. Single mum too, very tired and stressed about up coming placements!!!!