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[waspy]

Well done Lizzie .
Rachel's not long started a course at Uni to be a Psychiatric Nurse. She's just finished three years at College, she was at both for a while  

She's just broke up for a while now   YES

[jereboam]

Congratulations - very well done - you're on your way to a First or 2.1 with that sort of score.

Where are you studying?  Full time or part time?  

Thanks Jereboam!  It maybe a bit early for me to think I can achieve a First or 2:1, but that is certainly what I am aiming for!

I am studying full time at Canterbury Christ Church University, which although smaller than Canterbury Kent University I find gives me all I require including a lovely feeling of belonging!

It's not too early to think about about the degree division - if you don't start off well, you ain't ever gonna catch up!  

I'm quite pleased with my youngest - he just notched up 67, 70, 71 and 76 in his first year exams.  If he gets through the summer with being strangled by his father (and he's pushing his luck at the moment) he'll be well set up for the second year.  He's going to do a placement year, but that's probably more valuable for Pharmacology than for History.

I had a girlfriend who went to the University of Kent.  I visited her there once.  Never saw her again.

[FRE07962128]

Well done Lizzie .
Rachel's not long started a course at Uni to be a Psychiatric Nurse. She's just finished three years at College, she was at both for a while  

She's just broke up for a while now   YES

Thanks Waspy!  

All the best to Rachel in her psychiatric studies, a line of study I myself have touched on at college, and have greatly been involved with live on mental health wards, dealings with CPN's and psychiatrists during my 6 year involvement with the NHS.   This is a great field to be involved in and it needs people like Rachel.

[FRE07962128]

Congratulations - very well done - you're on your way to a First or 2.1 with that sort of score.

Where are you studying?  Full time or part time?  

Thanks Jereboam!  It maybe a bit early for me to think I can achieve a First or 2:1, but that is certainly what I am aiming for!

I am studying full time at Canterbury Christ Church University, which although smaller than Canterbury Kent University I find gives me all I require including a lovely feeling of belonging!

It's not too early to think about about the degree division - if you don't start off well, you ain't ever gonna catch up!  

I'm quite pleased with my youngest - he just notched up 67, 70, 71 and 76 in his first year exams.  If he gets through the summer with being strangled by his father (and he's pushing his luck at the moment) he'll be well set up for the second year.  He's going to do a placement year, but that's probably more valuable for Pharmacology than for History.

I had a girlfriend who went to the University of Kent.  I visited her there once.  Never saw her again.

That is a brilliant set of results and you can rightly be proud of him if he survives your wroth!!

[FRE07962128]

Congratulations - very well done - you're on your way to a First or 2.1 with that sort of score.

Where are you studying?  Full time or part time?  

Thanks Jereboam!  It maybe a bit early for me to think I can achieve a First or 2:1, but that is certainly what I am aiming for!

I am studying full time at Canterbury Christ Church University, which although smaller than Canterbury Kent University I find gives me all I require including a lovely feeling of belonging!

It's not too early to think about about the degree division - if you don't start off well, you ain't ever gonna catch up!  

I'm quite pleased with my youngest - he just notched up 67, 70, 71 and 76 in his first year exams.  If he gets through the summer with being strangled by his father (and he's pushing his luck at the moment) he'll be well set up for the second year.  He's going to do a placement year, but that's probably more valuable for Pharmacology than for History.

I had a girlfriend who went to the University of Kent.  I visited her there once.  Never saw her again.

That is the problem with that huge uni; I reckon a lot of people go in and disappear without trace especially if they are running away from something!  

[markey mark]

Has anyone else on the forum just completed the 1st year, or any other, at university and received their results in the post?

Not boasting of course   but I have and  passed all six modules at an average 65% overall, with them ranging from a low of 60 to a high of 70.  I have therefore gained the 120 credits necessary for onward progression to the second year of my degree course in History with Politics.  It will be bloody hard, but I can't wait to start!

I am well chuffed! 8-) 8-)

I hope others in the same position are also as pleased!

These are the best years of my life me thinks!

well done lizzie  

[Mr Skrunts]

Has anyone else on the forum just completed the 1st year, or any other, at university and received their results in the post?

Not boasting of course   but I have and  passed all six modules at an average 65% overall, with them ranging from a low of 60 to a high of 70.  I have therefore gained the 120 credits necessary for onward progression to the second year of my degree course in History with Politics.  It will be bloody hard, but I can't wait to start!

I am well chuffed! 8-) 8-)

I hope others in the same position are also as pleased!

These are the best years of my life me thinks!

[size=16]  Well Done You.  Very Well Done. [/size]  

Congrats!  I only had to pass my first year so did just that and spent the rest of the time partying my arse off!

So just think in September you can take advantage of all those young men in the Freshers Week!  I remember all the fun I had with various ladies!  

Oh to be single and a student again!  

[size=12] I see you get rewards as well.   LoL. [/size]  

[FRE07962128]

Has anyone else on the forum just completed the 1st year, or any other, at university and received their results in the post?

Not boasting of course   but I have and  passed all six modules at an average 65% overall, with them ranging from a low of 60 to a high of 70.  I have therefore gained the 120 credits necessary for onward progression to the second year of my degree course in History with Politics.  It will be bloody hard, but I can't wait to start!

I am well chuffed! 8-) 8-)

I hope others in the same position are also as pleased!

These are the best years of my life me thinks!

well done lizzie  

Thanks Mark!

[FRE07962128]

Has anyone else on the forum just completed the 1st year, or any other, at university and received their results in the post?

Not boasting of course   but I have and  passed all six modules at an average 65% overall, with them ranging from a low of 60 to a high of 70.  I have therefore gained the 120 credits necessary for onward progression to the second year of my degree course in History with Politics.  It will be bloody hard, but I can't wait to start!

I am well chuffed! 8-) 8-)

I hope others in the same position are also as pleased!

These are the best years of my life me thinks!

[size=16]  Well Done You.  Very Well Done. [/size]  

Congrats!  I only had to pass my first year so did just that and spent the rest of the time partying my arse off!

So just think in September you can take advantage of all those young men in the Freshers Week!  I remember all the fun I had with various ladies!  

Oh to be single and a student again!  

[size=12] I see you get rewards as well.   LoL. [/size]  

Thanks Skruntie, and yes I only do it for the rewards!

[Tony H]

Well done Lizzie, second year is when things crank up , get ready to put your nose to the grindstone and keep up the momentum of your 1st year results. 8-)

[FRE07962128]

Well done Lizzie, second year is when things crank up , get ready to put your nose to the grindstone and keep up the momentum of your 1st year results. 8-)

Thanks Tony, and will do!

[Gaffers]

Congratulations - very well done - you're on your way to a First or 2.1 with that sort of score.

Where are you studying?  Full time or part time?  

Thanks Jereboam!  It maybe a bit early for me to think I can achieve a First or 2:1, but that is certainly what I am aiming for!

I am studying full time at Canterbury Christ Church University, which although smaller than Canterbury Kent University I find gives me all I require including a lovely feeling of belonging!

It's not too early to think about about the degree division - if you don't start off well, you ain't ever gonna catch up!  

I'm quite pleased with my youngest - he just notched up 67, 70, 71 and 76 in his first year exams.  If he gets through the summer with being strangled by his father (and he's pushing his luck at the moment) he'll be well set up for the second year.  He's going to do a placement year, but that's probably more valuable for Pharmacology than for History.

I had a girlfriend who went to the University of Kent.  I visited her there once.  Never saw her again.

That is the problem with that huge uni; I reckon a lot of people go in and disappear without trace especially if they are running away from something!  

I agree    ......but.......

I went to Sheffield Hallam and didnt find out till the end that I was on the same campus as some friends from primary school that I hadnt seen for 10 years!  

[davlad22]

NICE ONE LIZZIE!!!

Guess what.....i've just got my results through as well, considering I let things slip in the final year   ....[size=14]managed to bag meself a 2.1!!! WOOHOO! [/size]

I went to Sheffield Hallam and didnt find out till the end that I was on the same campus as some friends from primary school that I hadnt seen for 10 years!  

That is MAD!  

[Dusty]

Congratulations Lizzie

[JueV6]

Congrats Lizzie

Well done, Year 2 now, same results or better