Do you attend lectures?

[Inseriousity.]

Nearly there Dan, you can do it.

[Kardan]

First year - yes.
Second year - mostly.
Third year - hardly.
Fourth year - always.

My first three years for my maths degree didn't monitor attendance, so it was all down to whether it was worth travelling for 40 mins, whether the lecturers were any good etc.

This year attendance is monitored and it's commented on in references - so yeah.

[iBlueBox]

Been into 0 this year so far, prefer to read notes online.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Nearly there Dan, you can do it.

lmao me and two other housemates who hate it keep setting milestones, taking it bit by bit. I've printed off a calendar and put up on the wall just to count down the days as though i'm in a prison. Not long now like, but the fact it's so close is stressing me out JUST END ALREADY. I'm not even going to the wannabe American-styled graduation either. I hated the whole experience, and I put minimal effort into it. Plus, do I want to have to return for another day after I have already left? I could not do that.

[j0rd]

not as many as I probably should
I have 4 hours on a tuesday and I haven't been to a single one since october

[UnrealGoffEmo]

Not as have done Uni O.P - but how can you learn or even revise alone, if you don't go to lectures to find out the finer points and the missing bits! Sounds quite pathetic if you ask me - how can you complete a degree etc through a book alone etc - if so wy study at Uni at all - just use the book Lol

[Alysha]

Because you're paying for the degree, to further job prospects. You can't write on a CV, 'Yes, I read this book, now I'm an expert in this field.'

[Kyle]

Degrees aren't taught from a book


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