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Student number

Carolanne.. · 2010-09-08 10:19:01

Im just sorting out my timetable here (well a rough guide) and it says O/e denotes timetable for student numbers whose id is odd/even. i am a mature student so i presume my cao number is my student number or is it to be changed? its the number i use for all my log ins and accounts so i presume it is

08-09-2010 10:19am

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Carolanne..

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Im just sorting out my timetable here (well a rough guide) and it says O/e denotes timetable for student numbers whose id is odd/even. i am a mature student so i presume my cao number is my student number or is it to be changed? its the number i use for all my log ins and accounts so i presume it is

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#2 08-09-2010 11:01am

wobbles-grogan

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Yep, your CAO number is used as your college ID, just with the current year tacked on to the front! So your number is 10<cao number> (if you started this year of course....)

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#3 08-09-2010 10:42pm

Carolanne..

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thanks! thought so!

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