[mothered]

Yeah. Before all this happened, I asked them about the CPL and when do I start.
My account was "INACTIVE" while classes were going when I should have received that call to update on what was happening.

The "INACTIVE" pretty much stated that, I've enrolled but, I had to wait for my classes to start but, was 2 late. Hence why I asked them on the update.
I honestly need a temp-ban on my account because, SL forums are 2 fun to jump on and distracting lmao.

It's a huge mess and can be a case of "He said, she said".

Rather than wasting further time on what happened (to no avail), focus on what needs to happen- and that's getting yourself on track and up-to-date with your studies. As much as I love chatting with you around the forums, let me know If you want a temporary ban and the time frame. Do organize yourself first, though.

I was thinking about getting a temp-ban but, since I'm doing SQL, I could just post my questions and get the assistance which can be a pro.

It's totally your call.

[Oni]

5 weeks is a very late start in the semester. I've only ever arrived a week or two late. Hopefully they haven't covered too much and you're able to catch up.

Spoiler:

Real life should always come first, everything else second. Temporary absence is nothing, if you're in it for the long haul.

[Vultra]

5 weeks is a very late start in the semester. I've only ever arrived a week or two late. Hopefully they haven't covered too much and you're able to catch up.

Spoiler:

Real life should always come first, everything else second. Temporary absence is nothing, if you're in it for the long haul.

As of right now, I'm just putting everything on a whiteboard so, i can put my brain in order and know what I'm doing. As for your first part of your statement, yes, that's so true. Reason what I said was, having to take a break after just submitting an app. Ain't good for me :/. Hopefully I can make up for it in the mean while. As for my previous statement to your second comment, I'll still be here but, only for questioning about a certain topic that I need advice on. After I've caught up, good auzzie mimi will be back in action

[Vultra]

3 subjects done and up to date. Only got criminology left then back on business. Got to sort out my 5th class by today.
I stayed at uni from 12PM till 8PM doing my work.

[mothered]

3 subjects done and up to date. Only got criminology left then back on business. Got to sort out my 5th class by today.
I stayed at uni from 12PM till 8PM doing my work.

I haven't attended Uni (nor college), so just as a matter of Interest, how much commitment Is there once you've caught up?

If It's on a full-time basis, I would assume It Is ongoing- attendance and study on a 5 day week.
Correct me If I'm wrong, though.

[Vultra]

3 subjects done and up to date. Only got criminology left then back on business. Got to sort out my 5th class by today.
I stayed at uni from 12PM till 8PM doing my work.

I haven't attended Uni (nor college), so just as a matter of Interest, how much commitment Is there once you've caught up?

If It's on a full-time basis, I would assume It Is ongoing- attendance and study on a 5 day week.
Correct me If I'm wrong, though.

Well, each week, a task is out. That goes for 5-7 weeks then, you have assignments. At the end of the course, you will have an exam.
You have full-time and part-time. Full time is getting the amount of classes so, for me it's 5 &, that's 5 days p/ week. The beneficial to it is, I only have to do it for 4 years. Part-time is less classes = less work but, you might do it for 8 years. The assignments and the exam will still be the same.

[mothered]

3 subjects done and up to date. Only got criminology left then back on business. Got to sort out my 5th class by today.
I stayed at uni from 12PM till 8PM doing my work.

I haven't attended Uni (nor college), so just as a matter of Interest, how much commitment Is there once you've caught up?

If It's on a full-time basis, I would assume It Is ongoing- attendance and study on a 5 day week.
Correct me If I'm wrong, though.

Well, each week, a task is out. That goes for 5-7 weeks then, you have assignments. At the end of the course, you will have an exam.
You have full-time and part-time. Full time is getting the amount of classes so, for me it's 5 &, that's 5 days p/ week. The beneficial to it is, I only have to do it for 4 years. Part-time is less classes = less work but, you might do it for 8 years. The assignments and the exam will still be the same.

Appreciate the explanation, namely how It's structured.

On a full-time basis, It does seem like there's many hours of dedicated commitment.

[Vultra]

I haven't attended Uni (nor college), so just as a matter of Interest, how much commitment Is there once you've caught up?

If It's on a full-time basis, I would assume It Is ongoing- attendance and study on a 5 day week.
Correct me If I'm wrong, though.

Well, each week, a task is out. That goes for 5-7 weeks then, you have assignments. At the end of the course, you will have an exam.
You have full-time and part-time. Full time is getting the amount of classes so, for me it's 5 &, that's 5 days p/ week. The beneficial to it is, I only have to do it for 4 years. Part-time is less classes = less work but, you might do it for 8 years. The assignments and the exam will still be the same.

Appreciate the explanation, namely how It's structured.

On a full-time basis, It does seem like there's many hours of dedicated commitment.

Yes and no. It depends on the work load that the lecturer gives you. It would usually be a topic of the week with a task.
If you were to do a class in cyber, you would smash it all out.

[JeremiahBullfrog]

Easy one you can use is a medical scare which has had you unable to focus and attend class if you have no luck turning it on them which you probably won't, cenus date has passed too so if you want to avoid the help fees and bad grades this semester id explore that route.

Goes without saying don't use something like cancer cause that's shit but use a another serious disease like an STI perhaps. I may or may not be speaking from experience from my uni days

[mothered]

Goes without saying don't use something like cancer cause that's shit

Definitely agree. Using this type of Illness to fabricate a medical condition, Is cruel and ridicules those who're suffering from this terrible disease.

That aside, along with a doctor's certificate, you can get away with a lot of things by stating your have a medical condition.