Recent content by S1M0

What i brought it up to 68? Maybe 70, max. Think i fucked up my life.

What were the amendments?

Hey does anyone know if it's still possible to access unimail? The server doesn't seem to be responding at the moment..

Is it feasible? Worthwhile (from an engineering employment point of view)? How would one go about achieving it? I need a new goal is all.

Hey guys does anyone know if Richard Buckland is going to record his lectures like he did last year?

Re: what to wear to uni Isn't this guy trolling? Am i wrong, or does no one understand this?

Don't worry guys. I began writing about a month before my trials and i did perfectly fine. Its not the end of the world. Not by a long shot.

They're not cheap though. Especially Mossimo

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So Engo ---> M Engo ---> Phd (Philosophy) for me Woo. edit: wait, can that work?

lol. Of course he wouldn't choose to be a lawyer, the reason why said person is working as a cleaner is because he can't find a job as a lawyer (or any such careers open to someone with a bachelor of law/combined law) But as you yourself mentioned: I think my interpretation was reasonable...

But despite his qualifications, despite his eligibility to take up a potential job in that career, he cannot yet be recognised as being a doctor, accountant, etc. He has the opportunity yes, but he remains as unemployed until he has been offered, and has accepted, a position in his chosen career...

Based on your previous posts you struggled with the basic premise that a degree doesn't neccessarily guarantee a job with the career pathway that the degree would have opened. Hypothetically, if he had a job previously and lost it you might label him an accountant. Not if he's say, an...

Getting a degree DOES NOT guarantee a job. And graduating from medicine won't make you a doctor, it'll qualify you as a doctor. You still have the get the job.

Thinking of BA (Philosophy) myself. How is it? (Haven't bothered to read previous posts)