"Does anyone do this course and want to tell me about it?"

scottg4life · 18-02-2011 10:31pm

Would anyone be able to tell me about a course in music performance(PIANO) in either RoyalIrish Academy, DIT, NUI Maynooth or other??
I have looked at websites but did not find much. I f anyone is studying piano or music in any of the colleges please share your experiences and tell me what to expect!

Taty666 · 25-02-2011 4:09pm

looking for any info about UL courses with Japanese, LM044 or LM055 or LM032 ( Mature student)
please PM

Kettle22 · 23-03-2011 5:06pm

Anyone doing History, Politics, Sociology and Social Studies in UL? If so, I would love some first hand experiences of the course!

ShortDamo · 23-03-2011 7:36pm

I've got the BA course in Mary Immaculate College as first on my CAO and was wondering could people give me as much information and experiences of it and the college. I'm thinking of Theology, history, philosophy and English. I would love to hear comments about these like modules choice, lecturers, workload etc, or recommendations of any other subjects. Thanks and all is much appreciated.

Rosewaterstone · 27-03-2011 9:18pm

hi. i'm considering doing business and german in ul. however,i have a few worries! i love business as a subject but im not strong at maths and i'm in pass,i know there is some maths in this course, but how difficult is it? i would like to pick marketing as my major option in the second year.

Clearl · 27-03-2011 10:35pm

jazzzzy wrote: »

If anyone is looking for information about Applied Psychology in UCC or just Psychology in general, let me know! Would be more than happy to give information to anyone interested, as i can't promote psychology enough!

YES im thinking about it but it's alot of points, so i want to do it in the college where its lowest (possibly NUIM?) anyway i dont know if i would be able for it as i'm not good at maths but the subject interests me!

kate747 · 03-04-2011 10:37pm

Anyone do this course? If so can you tell me about it?

NotExactly · 03-04-2011 11:36pm

Physiotherepy anywhere? & also Science - Health & Performance UCD? Thanks.

happyfish · 11-04-2011 10:47pm

Its already been asked but they didn't get an answer so i hope its ok to ask again if theres anyone doing social work?:D

keeirs · 14-04-2011 8:01pm

im trying to decide which arts course is better but I dont know anyone actually doing either of the arts courses im interested in so im just going to ask here... Im trying to decide between Arts in Mary I in Limerick or Arts in UCC. I want to be a secondary school teacher and my four main interests are geography religion, english & psychology. Please help! Thanks!

Jaafa · 22-04-2011 3:54pm

Again anyone doing biomedical and health sciences in UCD or anywhere else? Thanks.

MikeHough · 22-04-2011 10:20pm

Biochemistry, biomedical engineering or computer aided design engineering.
Preferably in UL but anywhere else would also help.
thanks.

MsJenjers · 23-04-2011 8:35pm

TSM English Literature & German in Trinity
European Studies in Trinity
Music in Trinity

biggaman · 30-04-2011 1:59pm

Psychology in UL/DCU/UCD anyone? any input would be greatly appreciated

Lexii307 · 05-05-2011 5:56pm

ciaradx wrote: »

Just finished 1st year Genetics in UCC. Anyone want information just ask!

I REALLY want genetics if i dont get med! Is it a good course and is cork a really good place to go to college? I would love an insight if you could help me

Hogwarts · 05-05-2011 9:43pm

I'm really confused! I've just hit 17, doing the Leaving Cert this year. But most of my friends are like, 15-17 year olds!

So the idea of joining a Third Level Education system, up in Dublin, miles and miles from home, with mostly 18-19 year-olds is almost daunting. Well, no, completely daunting! I'm thinking Law in Trinity, but I had always thought teaching, but I'm quite philosophical and artistic, slightly interested in psychology, good at languages, media studies and business; but have been told I'd become a good barrister AND/OR a good teacher. As if things aren't confusing enough! But I do want one of those professions... :rolleyes: I am mature in terms of education, I am hiiiighly academic

but still I'm quite young at heart, in a class of people of ages two to three years beyond mine! So basically I'm just really lost. Any tips or suggestions Third Level-ers from what you've read?

NufcNavan · 05-05-2011 9:46pm

Hogwarts wrote: »

I'm really confused! I've just hit 17, doing the Leaving Cert this year. But most of my friends are like, 15-17 year olds! So the idea of joining a Third Level Education system, up in Dublin, miles and miles from home, with mostly 18-19 year-olds is almost daunting. Well, no, completely daunting! I'm thinking Law in Trinity, but I had always thought teaching, but I'm quite philosophical and artistic, slightly interested in psychology, good at languages, media studies and business; but have been told I'd become a good barrister AND/OR a good teacher. As if things aren't confusing enough! But I do want one of those professions... :rolleyes: I am mature in terms of education, I am hiiiighly academic but still I'm quite young at heart, in a class of people of ages two to three years beyond mine! So basically I'm just really lost. Any tips or suggestions Third Level-ers from what you've read?

No harm in taking a year out, especially if you're only just gone 17.

17 is very young in college. I was 18 for a good few months when I started college, yet most people in my year were at least a year older than me!

Moving up has positives though, especially if you find a course that you're interested in.

Hogwarts · 13-05-2011 12:45am

NufcNavan wrote: »

No harm in taking a year out, especially if you're only just gone 17.

17 is very young in college. I was 18 for a good few months when I started college, yet most people in my year were at least a year older than me!

Moving up has positives though, especially if you find a course that you're interested in.

Thanks. I'm sure I will. But even then, I'll be your age (for the time) then next year :P
Still young

Dave1711 · 15-05-2011 6:25pm

Hogwarts wrote: »

Thanks. I'm sure I will. But even then, I'll be your age (for the time) then next year :P
Still young

I was 17 when i started college 2 years ago!
You won't be the only one that age trust me its common enough!
And a year or 2 at the stage doesn't change maturity much,i know im still a complete messier.

I say go for it,ive encountered no difficulty what so ever

MedMan101 · 15-05-2011 8:35pm

anybody here doing biomedical science in galway? can you share a little information please!?

Sm4shbox · 27-05-2011 6:29pm

Analytical science @ DCU

What's the course and lecturers like?
Any idea of the college hours per week?

Have it down on the CAO in my top 5.

Areq · 29-05-2011 10:20am

ENGINEERING at UCD leading to BIOMEDICAL .
Is this a really demanding course ? im considering it, but im kind of lazy.
is much chemistry involved ? when are the exams held , xmas , easter or when?
is it fun? like , i love biology and don't mind phys and math, so would that be just perfect or is there another factor to consider ? If you could just write me PM instead of posting here that would be great !!!