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dantheman95lbp · 2016-02-08 12:02:47

Hey guys, I have just received the opportunity for a well-paying job in Cork for March but obviously this will clash with college here. I'm wondering if it as anyway feasible for me to essentially skip a month and catch-up in time before exams and stuff, who do I talk to about this in UL and if it is even allowed?

08-02-2016 12:02PM

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dantheman95lbp

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Hey guys, I have just received the opportunity for a well-paying job in Cork for March but obviously this will clash with college here. I'm wondering if it as anyway feasible for me to essentially skip a month and catch-up in time before exams and stuff, who do I talk to about this in UL and if it is even allowed?

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#2 08-02-2016 01:02PM

Ave Sodalis

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It really depends OP. I know someone who did something similar, she stayed an extra month for Co-Op. But she had spoken to all the lecturers, and had to argue with a few due to labs. It probably isn't ideal. You would have to keep up with college whilst you work. I would speak to your course director about it.

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