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Yeah, it was good. A bit repetitive at times. I enjoyed the IE most - a chance to look at stuff that interested me, and ignore the bits that didn't.
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Well doneOriginally posted by Gibbon View PostBit late to the party but yes. Grade 2 pass in Reading Classical Latin. Feck that was hard and now I'm signed up for the Continuation course.
For the likes of russell:
sedit qui timuit ne non succederet!
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Yes, should I do a OU course now while I amOriginally posted by Gibbon View PostBit late to the party but yes. Grade 2 pass in Reading Classical Latin. Feck that was hard and now I'm signed up for the Continuation course.
For the likes of russell:
sedit qui timuit ne non succederet!
a) working full time
b) Running a plan B in evenings and weekends
c) have 2 kids
d) Am in process of moving home
or should I wait till I stop working in a few years then do it?
Expectare tempus
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Bit late to the party but yes. Grade 2 pass in Reading Classical Latin. Feck that was hard and now I'm signed up for the Continuation course.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostPass 2 for me in my first level 3 course (Renaissance art). Puts me in the happy position that as long as I scrape a pass in my next course, I should be good for a 2:1.
Anyone else?
For the likes of russell:
sedit qui timuit ne non succederet!
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Cheers all. It does require a lot of time/commitment - I don't think you could do it unless you were interested in what you were studying. (You've seen my ironing pile!
) I'm doing it for 'fun', but now I'm approaching the end, I'm half wishing I'd done something a bit more useful. Still, I've learnt a lot of stuff I didn't know I didn't know. Never got a degree at the proper time, so nice to prove to myself that I've got what it takes.
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OuchOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostAmen to that. The fees for the MBA are ridiculous. 13K to finish the course while I was on it. I can forgoe a few nights out to not waste that.
Mine is 8K over 2 years but I know they're putting the fees up again and will probably end at ~10k
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I just got a pass in my remedial maths (er I mean Masters)
Sasguru
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Amen to that. The fees for the MBA are ridiculous. 13K to finish the course while I was on it. I can forgoe a few nights out to not waste that.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostWhen you've paid the fees you find the time
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