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Thanks X. Yes, but your first is in lotions and potions.But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the younger -
Well done Gibbon. Pass 2 for me too this year. Renaissance art next year - with no exam!Originally posted by Gibbon View PostOU results are in and I have a nice solid grade 2 pass.
Roll on Latin in October!!!
Hope all went well for the few other 'OUers' on this forum.
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BTW, have you seen the fee increases? If you're already signed up for a degree, and do at least 1 module a year, you stick with current prices (around £700 for 60 points), but for new students or those who take a break, it's going to be £5000 for 120 points (and I bet more than half that for 60). That's a hell of an increase - It'll definitely put off those (like me) who are studying for interest.Comment
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Well done to you too. I fancy that course too in a few years as there is only one level three classics course.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostWell done Gibbon. Pass 2 for me too this year. Renaissance art next year - with no exam!
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The myth one? I'm thinking about that for the following year - will see how the next one goes first.Originally posted by Gibbon View PostWell done to you too. I fancy that course too in a few years as there is only one level three classics course.Comment
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Yeah, that's steep and I'm not sure whether it's worth the money with the reduced facilities and tution compare to traditional universities.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostBTW, have you seen the fee increases? If you're already signed up for a degree, and do at least 1 module a year, you stick with current prices (around £700 for 60 points), but for new students or those who take a break, it's going to be £5000 for 120 points (and I bet more than half that for 60). That's a hell of an increase - It'll definitely put off those (like me) who are studying for interest.
Luckily like you, it hopefully won't affect me.But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the youngerComment
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That's the one, looks fascinating. I'm doing the two 30 point Latin ones next which will take 2 years. I may then do Greek depending on how difficult I find the Latin.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostThe myth one? I'm thinking about that for the following year - will see how the next one goes first.But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the youngerComment
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I got my result for a level 2 course today, submitted the exam assignment in june. Gahhhhhh grade 2 ****grrrrrrrrrr*****Originally posted by Gibbon View PostOU results are in and I have a nice solid grade 2 pass.
Roll on Latin in October!!!
Hope all went well for the few other 'OUers' on this forum.
I had 85% on ocas, but for some reason, my examinable assignment that was far stronger than any of my other work failed to hit the spot ......
Damn sucky grade 2 pass .....Comment
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Ditto - exam dropped 21% from OCAS, although it was a bit of a ramble.Originally posted by wim121 View PostI got my result for a level 2 course today, submitted the exam assignment in june. Gahhhhhh grade 2 ****grrrrrrrrrr*****
I had 85% on ocas, but for some reason, my examinable assignment that was far stronger than any of my other work failed to hit the spot ......
Damn sucky grade 2 pass .....
Edit: What are you studying wim?Comment
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