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whats the difference? BSc or BSc (Hons)

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strugstu · 17/04/2005 19:34

anyone know

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roisin · 17/04/2005 22:02

I was crap at ballet too - my teacher despaired of me! But I won a free holiday in a Butlins talent competition when I was 5 (doing ballet)!!!

My mum still has the horrid plastic trophy on display in her china cabinet! ROFL!

Cam · 17/04/2005 22:04

Rofl tamum and janh, I'm a slow learner and did I mention that I'm crap at maths as well

gingerbear · 17/04/2005 22:10

My mum has a plastic trophy- I won a school quiz competition.

Was a geeky girly swot, but no good at sport.

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gingerbear · 17/04/2005 22:11

Methinks we have hijacked this thread somewhat.......

roisin · 17/04/2005 22:15

Me too - geeky girly swot - I noticed you didn't confess your grades on the other thread

gingerbear · 17/04/2005 22:17

I only just passed French though.

roisin · 17/04/2005 22:17

Very similar list to mine btw, but I did Biology instead of Physics, and German instead of History.

.. and it all felt so important at the time.

Now all it seems to be is a BARRIER to getting a job!

strugstu · 17/04/2005 22:50

OMG leave u alone for an hour and i now have complete CV's for the lot of u (lol)
So to summarize, nobody really knows the answer, and i should just be grateful for what i get!!! roll on august

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marthamoo · 17/04/2005 22:53

Give strugstu a First immediately! Fantastic ability to skim read a document, immediately extract the salient points, and summarise succinctly and coherently.

Ellbell · 18/04/2005 00:41

What a fab thread...! Shame I only got here after everyone else had gone to bed! Just wanted to add

(a) I was a Sprite too! (Did you sing 'Here we come the sprightly Sprites / Brave and helpful as the knights'?)

(b) Snafu... did you go to Reading?

tamum · 18/04/2005 15:47

Ellbell, I can't answer for snafu, but I did However, when I was there (in the mists of time) you had to pass the first year with at least a third to be able to stay at all- quite a lot of people I started with were chucked out at the end of the first year.

Ellbell · 18/04/2005 16:00

When were you there Tamum? I was an undergraduate there 1985-1989. (Groan... 20 years ago... I am a fossil!)

tamum · 18/04/2005 16:14

That makes me something like primeval soup then Ellbell I was there from 80-83 as an undergrad and part of the time as a PhD student from 83-86. I was in Childs Hall, how about you?

happymerryberries · 18/04/2005 16:15

Yamum. we have our 25 re-union gaudy this year. 25 YEARS! WTF!????? How the hell can I be that old!

tamum · 18/04/2005 16:20

Blimey, hmb, we really are twins, aren't we? (apart from the fact I never ever got 92% in Latin. I did come top once, though)

happymerryberries · 18/04/2005 16:21

And boy do I feel my age today. have the most awful chest infection and totaly deaf in one ear, which made teaching so much fun today! Not!

Ellbell · 18/04/2005 16:27

I was in St Andrews, though I did have an almost-fling once (lots of flirting, nothing came of it) with a chap in Childs. Nice chap. Terrible skin (probably caused by Childs food). You're not still in Reading are you, Tamum? I hovered around there for a long time, but finally moved away a couple of years ago.

tamum · 18/04/2005 16:29

No, I left in 86 never to return, Ellbell. Childs food was truly appalling, tis true.

Poor you hmb

Ellbell · 18/04/2005 20:12

Poor you, HMB... sounds like you should be in bed... definitely not teaching.

Tamum... yes, until quite recently in Reading you had to get 45% (so better than a low Third) to be able to continue with a subject after the first year, and at least 40% in order not to be thrown out altogether. This system only changed a couple of years ago.

I think all hall food was singularly awful. I briefly became a vegetarian, just because at least cheese salad was recognisable as such... unlike most of the stuff with so-called meat in. We'd have jumped for joy if offered a turkey twizzler!

I get the feeling that most student halls are self-catering these days.

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