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Exam timetable is out

Seren_ · 2009-11-30 16:28:44

http://examinations.nuim.ie/timetables.shtml At least I don't have an exam on my birthday this year, even if both days either side of it are covered :(

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#32 07-12-2009 11:36AM

Michellenman

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Well... they say 15 minutes beforehand actually :P

Do we have to go collect exam permits again or will they send them out?

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#33 07-12-2009 01:08PM

Seren_

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Michellenman wrote: »

Do we have to go collect exam permits again or will they send them out?

I got an email from the Access Office the other day saying that:

This year students will not collect any examination packs from the Examinations Office as all examination timetables are now on the web.

so no need for us to worry about forgetting pesky sheets of paper

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#34 07-12-2009 03:54PM

Holsten

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One exam, pretty much off with nothing to do from the 17th Dec - 1st Feb.

Muhahahaha!

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