Don't go to university if you're stupid (list of crappy A level subjects included)

[Sharon]

well I'm going to college next year and three out of my four are on there lol plus I wanna go to uni and do law

sorry u don't like my choices

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also why not computing? had a college interview today and i was basically forced to do computing as he said it would help me get into doing law at uni lol

[Mark]

Pssssst your choice of A levels has very little to do with university unless you pick a really specialised degree

This lol. What are you even studying Okeanos and where?

[Catchy]

This lol. What are you even studying Okeanos and where?

he does an open uni degree mark lol

[Mark]

he does an open uni degree mark lol

I did an open uni module in my last year of school lol. It's good but it's definitely nothing like the real thing. How on earth can he judge anyone's A-levels when he clearly didn't have the requirements to get into uni? Some people are strange...

[Yawn]

he want to get more -rep from u all duh -.-
since ppl started +repping him when he become lowest rep on forum or w/e

[Okeanos]

This lol. What are you even studying Okeanos and where?

ucl. modern languages.

I did an open uni module in my last year of school lol. It's good but it's definitely nothing like the real thing. How on earth can he judge anyone's A-levels when he clearly didn't have the requirements to get into uni? Some people are strange...

what module? i bet it was one of the crappy little 10 credit ones which are for school kids. ps i got into much better unis than you.

he does an open uni degree mark lol

no i dont. :S

[Mark]

ucl. modern languages.

what module? i bet it was one of the crappy little 10 credit ones which are for school kids. ps i got into much better unis than you.

no i dont. :S

It was 15 credits (An introduction to contemporary law in Scotland) and of course it's not going to be anything more weighty, I had other exams to do...

[Okeanos]

It was 15 credits (An introduction to contemporary law in Scotland) and of course it's not going to be anything more weighty, I had other exams to do...

so you aren't in any posotion to judge the OU, as all proper OU modules are 30 or 60 credits. the 'introduction to contemporary law in Scotland' module is an introductory module, it doesn't count towards any quantification.

[FlyingJesus]

Yes it does all OU modules can count towards a degree, that's kinda how the place works

[Kardan]

Wait, what are peoples opinions on how much credits a module is worth?

I thought it was more impressive if you did small credit modules (E.g: 12x 10 credit modules in a year), as it's a lot more work to juggle than simply 2x 60 credit modules?