Starting College 2010

anothernight

theowen wrote: »

Is that not just for health sciences peps too, no?

In my booklet thingy it says "Engineering and Engineering & Management students ONLY - Preliminary Course in Chemistry" as the page's heading. Maybe they have it on other courses' booklets as well or something idk.

allym

theowen wrote: »

The forms are in the packages sent out today, mainly the orientation booklet:rolleyes:

Yes but there isn't one specifically for ot like there is for all the other courses so that's what I'm asking can I use one of them?

theowen

anothernight wrote: »

In my booklet thingy it says "Engineering and Engineering & Management students ONLY - Preliminary Course in Chemistry" as the page's heading. Maybe they have it on other courses' booklets as well or something idk.

Ah dono. Thinking of going to the biology thing now, just to meet people as someone said a few posts ago and brush up on everything. Could go horribly, boringly wrong though:cool:

gearoidof

If you haven't done LC chemistry, seriously consider the chemistry prelim course.

ajjmk

anothernight wrote: »

I am =] I was actually seeing it as an opportunity to pretty much meet some engineering people before anything even starts
Planning on missing the last day though as my debs are the day before!

I doubt it'll be such a huge problem that we didn't do chemistry for the LC.

Well I shall see you there so

CassM

Anybody for physiotherapy?!

theowen

So, if I join say the GAA society, do people take the sport really seriously? I just want to have a kick around really, instead of intense training and the like...

Aloona

Another TR071-er here!

No idea what subjects tho'... want to do Physics, Chemistry and Biology... do I have to take Maths??

Limerickhurler

Well I'll be doing law. Just saw a timetable..only 9 hours a week:D. Hope I'm not the only bogger there!

DancingQueen:)

theowen wrote: »

So, if I join say the GAA society, do people take the sport really seriously? I just want to have a kick around really, instead of intense training and the like...

I'm a big GAA fan, go to all the matches and loving watching it but never picked up a Gaelic ball in my life so I should probably stay away..

ajjmk

Limerickhurler wrote: »

Well I'll be doing law. Just saw a timetable..only 9 hours a week:D. Hope I'm not the only bogger there!

Where do you get the timetables?

theowen

Limerickhurler wrote: »

Well I'll be doing law. Just saw a timetable..only 9 hours a week:D. Hope I'm not the only bogger there!

Where do you find your time table?:cool:

theowen

DancingQueen:) wrote: »

I'm a big GAA fan, go to all the matches and loving watching it but never picked up a Gaelic ball in my life so I should probably stay away..

I hate watching it but love playing it. Wierd?

You could be the first ever GAA cheer leader?

DancingQueen:)

theowen wrote: »

I hate watching it but love playing it. Wierd?

You could be the first ever GAA cheer leader?

That is weird, maybe I would like playing it but never really got the chance. Don't particularly want to start now though! Cheerleading could work but wouldn't do it by myself :cool: Might get a group going or something. I would like the uniform but Dublin colours of course

Plebs

DancingQueen:) wrote: »

That is weird, maybe I would like playing it but never really got the chance. Don't particularly want to start now though! Cheerleading could work but wouldn't do it by myself :cool: Might get a group going or something. I would like the uniform but Dublin colours of course

County colours are cool in Templemore. You don't see Man U jerseys at Oxbridge.

theowen

DancingQueen:) wrote: »

That is weird, maybe I would like playing it but never really got the chance. Don't particularly want to start now though! Cheerleading could work but wouldn't do it by myself :cool: Might get a group going or something. I would like the uniform but Dublin colours of course

I think you should definetly do it by yourself. It would be the ultimate way to announce your self in Trinity. Just show up for the first match and give it socks, wearing the uniform ^ too:)

Limerickhurler

ajjmk wrote: »

Where do you get the timetables?

Heres the draft law timetable:
http://www.tcd.ie/Law/Draft%20Law%202010-11.pdf

DancingQueen:)

Plebs wrote: »

County colours are cool in Templemore. You don't see Man U jerseys at Oxbridge.

Nope, i've never seen any Man U jerseys there so I guess I'll just keep the jersey wearing to a minimum. I can still wear the colours every now and then, no-one would really know!

theowen wrote: »

I think you should definetly do it by yourself. It would be the ultimate way to announce your self in Trinity. Just show up for the first match and give it socks, wearing the uniform ^ too:)

It would be one way to make a name for myself but I think, for the first few weeks anyway, I'll just tone down the whole cheerleeading thing :cool: That means no uniform or anything and then one day out of the blue, I'll just surprise people!

almostnever

Limerickhurler wrote: »

Well I'll be doing law. Just saw a timetable..only 9 hours a week:D. Hope I'm not the only bogger there!

Me too. Love the timetable, bet it changes to include a few 9am mornings which would involve almostnever crawling out of bed at 6 or so for the 7am bus... <_< Wonder what way seminars and stuff are added onto the timetable, too. T'will be interesting to see how it pans out, looking forward to it all though!

Craguls

almostnever wrote: »

Me too. Love the timetable, bet it changes to include a few 9am mornings which would involve almostnever crawling out of bed at 6 or so for the 7am bus... <_< Wonder what way seminars and stuff are added onto the timetable, too. T'will be interesting to see how it pans out, looking forward to it all though!

Craguls' Law Student Friend wrote:

They have lectures at 9 am ?!?!?!?!

I wept

almostnever

Craguls wrote: »

I wept

Now you see why I didn't accept science

Second year Law students have 3 nine am starts though, that'd be horrible considering the relatively few contact hours involved overall. Plus, we'll have to basically live in the library, etc, etc. (or so I am told!)

First week of lectures starts the 27th, by the way?

amacachi

almostnever wrote: »

Me too. Love the timetable, bet it changes to include a few 9am mornings which would involve almostnever crawling out of bed at 6 or so for the 7am bus... <_< Wonder what way seminars and stuff are added onto the timetable, too. T'will be interesting to see how it pans out, looking forward to it all though!

You really think I'll be quiet enough leaving the house to let you stay asleep?

almostnever

amacachi wrote: »

You really think I'll be quiet enough leaving the house to let you stay asleep?

Unless people know you're my brother that sounds so wrong....so just pointing out that small fact.

amacachi

almostnever wrote: »

Unless people know you're my brother that sounds so wrong....so just pointing out that small fact.

For some people you've made it sound even more wrong.

ajjmk

amacachi wrote: »

For some people you've made it sound even more wrong.

Hahaha, made me literally LOL :P

AH92

General nursing for me but kinda disappointed that the nursing building is outside the trinity campus

amacachi

Craguls wrote: »

I wept

Can you imagine how they'd be if they had to really work like us scientists?

MunchkinKid

CassM wrote: »

Anybody for physiotherapy?!

Me!:rolleyes:

Mongolia

EmilyO wrote: »

Where are all the European Studies peeps? All 45 of you anyway
Can't wait to get started; what sorta stuff goes on during Freshers' Week?
So excited!!

here's one, 43 more to find now

Aoiferz

Has anyone in Science got anything from Trinity yet?

I feel like I'm waiting for a guy to call me back after a date.
WHY HASN'T HE CALLED?