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RE: Next year? - Silence - 08-14-2016
(08-14-2016, 10:04 PM)Dearlord Wrote:(08-14-2016, 07:56 PM)Zodiac Wrote: Be at college and still continuing where I work now.
Still planning to do law?
(08-14-2016, 08:05 PM)Silence Wrote: Next year I'm moving out of state, going to be going to a college and marrying @272.
What type of studies and congrats
(08-14-2016, 08:16 PM)Devourz Wrote:(08-14-2016, 08:05 PM)Silence Wrote: Next year I'm moving out of state, going to be going to a college and marrying @272.
Congrats man!
OT: Probably move to stockholm, do some studies and work.
Still some web design studies?
Gonna try to do Web Administration or just IT in general.
Maybe Psychology as a minor.
RE: Next year? - Zodiac - 08-14-2016
(08-14-2016, 10:04 PM)Dearlord Wrote:(08-14-2016, 07:56 PM)Zodiac Wrote: Be at college and still continuing where I work now.
Still planning to do law?
(08-14-2016, 08:05 PM)Silence Wrote: Next year I'm moving out of state, going to be going to a college and marrying @272.
What type of studies and congrats
(08-14-2016, 08:16 PM)Devourz Wrote:(08-14-2016, 08:05 PM)Silence Wrote: Next year I'm moving out of state, going to be going to a college and marrying @272.
Congrats man!
OT: Probably move to stockholm, do some studies and work.
Still some web design studies?
Yeah. Law, Criminology and Business.
RE: Next year? - WiFi - 08-16-2016
probably dry hump my pillow every night waiting for a girlfriend
life is so fun
RE: Next year? - Jebusfathead - 08-28-2016
(08-14-2016, 09:09 PM)Crovus Wrote:(08-14-2016, 05:56 PM)Dearlord Wrote: What kind of studies?
Language, math, gym (yes that is a thing), science, sociology and some other minor topics along those lines.
How would you even do internet studies on gym idk since some of it has to be practical. But w/e I don't care about that but how are you gonna do internet studies on Maths?
RE: Next year? - yokai - 08-28-2016
(08-28-2016, 07:50 PM)Jebusfathead Wrote: How would you even do internet studies on gym idk since some of it has to be practical. But w/e I don't care about that but how are you gonna do internet studies on Maths?
Same way you study math in class, do tasks and deliver them then take a exam. As for gym, as far as I know, the entire thing is non-practical as gym is parted in two ways. How much you try and what you actually know about the field.
RE: Next year? - Jebusfathead - 08-28-2016
(08-28-2016, 07:54 PM)Crovus Wrote:(08-28-2016, 07:50 PM)Jebusfathead Wrote: How would you even do internet studies on gym idk since some of it has to be practical. But w/e I don't care about that but how are you gonna do internet studies on Maths?
Same way you study math in class, do tasks and deliver them then take a exam. As for gym, as far as I know, the entire thing is non-practical as gym is parted in two ways. How much you try and what you actually know about the field.
Hmm, but I mean like, how do you know what to study, what are you basing it off of? Also do you get a qualification at the end?
RE: Next year? - yokai - 08-28-2016
(08-28-2016, 08:21 PM)Jebusfathead Wrote: Hmm, but I mean like, how do you know what to study, what are you basing it off of? Also do you get a qualification at the end?
Each student is supplied with a list of what they should know for their exam. Then study throughout the year falls to them to decide. Work when you want, how you want and so on. The only "grade" that matters in the end is the exam you get. However, I can send in monthly tasks to teachers to get them corrected to see what I need to work more on, I also get access to a "test exam" as well as counseling if I need that in any of the fields. Basically, I get everything you would if you went in a class on a school. The big difference here is that I don't need to sit and listen to the teacher go on and on about their life instead of the topic or be forced to work in a manner I do not work well in.
Also, yes I get qualifications at the end. The exam grades I get can (if I chose to) replace the once I had when I finished school (say I get a better grade in math now, then I can replace that on the grade card). I am also taking a class that I haven't done before, that will be added to said card, increasing the overall numbers on it for further studies.
RE: Next year? - Jebusfathead - 08-28-2016
(08-28-2016, 08:25 PM)Crovus Wrote:(08-28-2016, 08:21 PM)Jebusfathead Wrote: Hmm, but I mean like, how do you know what to study, what are you basing it off of? Also do you get a qualification at the end?
Each student is supplied with a list of what they should know for their exam. Then study throughout the year falls to them to decide. Work when you want, how you want and so on. The only "grade" that matters in the end is the exam you get. However, I can send in monthly tasks to teachers to get them corrected to see what I need to work more on, I also get access to a "test exam" as well as counseling if I need that in any of the fields. Basically, I get everything you would if you went in a class on a school. The big difference here is that I don't need to sit and listen to the teacher go on and on about their life instead of the topic or be forced to work in a manner I do not work well in.
Also, yes I get qualifications at the end. The exam grades I get can (if I chose to) replace the once I had when I finished school (say I get a better grade in math now, then I can replace that on the grade card). I am also taking a class that I haven't done before, that will be added to said card, increasing the overall numbers on it for further studies.
How do you even like start doing that, it sounds like a really good idea
RE: Next year? - yokai - 08-28-2016
(08-28-2016, 08:27 PM)Jebusfathead Wrote: How do you even like start doing that, it sounds like a really good idea
Here in Norway there are several places you can start it, organizations that offer such services. (The only downside to it is that it costs money, then again you can take a loan on it and if you pass all exams then 40% of said loan becomes a scholarship. That and you can "freeze" the load for 5 years after finishing school, so you have 5 years on you to get a job and your life in order before you start to pay on it). For someone like me, it is a really good idea. As I have a tendency to get bored if I have to listen to someone else talk for hours about the same thing when I understood it the first 10 seconds. That and I work in rather special ways, most which aren't approved by teachers, despite that in the eyes of the system it doesn't matter.
RE: Next year? - slothic - 10-05-2020
(10-05-2020, 06:34 PM)turelan Wrote: Sorry for bump. But anybody made the Phd during the pandemic? How was it?
You should have created a separate thread