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It kinda takes the romance in it if you get the idea from people on an online forum.

When I did it back in 2007 we had to pick them up on the day due to delays, I think I got a call a few days before verbally telling me which units had been given CPS

It may help more about what you need to pick etc, that said, generally I have found at university you never really know what will be involved with units until you actually take them. Generally all I have to go on each year is the brief explaination on the website and asking people who have done...

Unlikely it will work, most students work and thus everyone would try and do that. Keep checking to see if a spot frees up (happens all the time as people adjust timetables) or find someone to do a swap

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You get a student card and they put a concession sticker on that. Most places will not accept student ID's as proof of age, get your learners or a proof of age card

That green form asks you to sign that the information on the form that is correct and one of the things on the form says "I am not employed" or something like that. The form is the same regardless of uni. Its small print on the form and you do not get the half fair regardless of employment...

I haven't ever been asked

All uni students I know have one despite being employed, we all say we aren't because honestly most full time students can't work enough to be able to afford adult prices, its so stupid.

Try google, yellow pages etc.

Its a specific test, I have blood tests every 3-6 months and they never say. They have to actually order a blood group test.

There are set double degrees, one reason for this is because some units count for both degrees so that you can finish two degrees in less time than if you did them separately. e.g. in Arts/Law some of the law units you do ALSO count as arts electives. It means that you have a few less electives...

Yes but then HD don't have as much of a normalising effect on your lower marks

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Its a personal thing and depends on the subject, I have no idea how many I do. Don't worry they tell you all about this in your introductory classes.

I never knew until the red cross was testing ppl for free at my uni. A+

No that's not what I am saying at all. My marks are about the same with a stand out or two and in terms of law honours they also don't count which means that I have less subjects to average the odd poor mark over. It's nothing to do with the difficulty of achieving marks, sorry if it came off...

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No, it sucks but no.

1. I am unsure about criminal law as they have changed it, probably yes but you haven't done crim procedure so I dont know Intro to law should be credited Law foundation should be credited to jurisprudence Property law will exempt you from property law 1 2. They exempted me and didn't...