Getting your first preference on allocate + ...?

[Em.]

Same here. Is yours on Wednesday?

Edit: I just hit 400th post

Haha I do SCI1020 LOL when I said me too I was talking about everything being fine except maths haha it's always maths that causes problems isnt it haha

[BigAl]

Yea I was talking about being full there lol

[alondouek]

My first preference for my Biomedical Chemistry tute is at 235%.

Wat.

[Michelle94]

For me, my preference for my maths workshop is 110% full :/

you think 110% is bad! my first preference for my accounting tutorial is 395% full. i should probably re work my timetable a bit

[Quantum.Mechanic]

At least you guys are up to there.
The system still wont let me enrol in my units, something about unable to complete the transaction, when everything is set properly with no conflicting pre-reqs.
Its delaying everything, so Im pretty sure Im going to get the most spaced out timetable. :p. but it won't matter, my contact hours are like 36 hrs I think anyway.

[alondouek]

my contact hours are like 36 hrs I think anyway.

Shit, I hope for your sake that you're exaggerating... I'm doing Biomed Sci/Sci, that's 24 hours/wk and that's bad enough. But 36 hours? Wow...

You should email your managing faculty to get this sorted out as soon as possible.

[Em.]

you think 110% is bad! my first preference for my accounting tutorial is 395% full. i should probably re work my timetable a bit

I hope that % goes down for you you know what I realised, classes that are run earlier usually ( not always) have a lower no.of percentages of students wanting that class time you should try earlier times

[Quantum.Mechanic]

Shit, I hope for your sake that you're exaggerating... I'm doing Biomed Sci/Sci, that's 24 hours/wk and that's bad enough. But 36 hours? Wow...

You should email your managing faculty to get this sorted out as soon as possible.

Yeah. I emailed them yesterday. No reply. :p.
I thought that number was exaggerated as well, its more than the average schooling day, but apparently not.
Some guy was like, the spreading out of you classes pretty much means that you are at Uni from 8 to 3 or 4 each day.

[Michelle94]

I hope that % goes down for you you know what I realised, classes that are run earlier usually ( not always) have a lower no.of percentages of students wanting that class time you should try earlier times

thanks for the advice, except i live 2 hours away, so to get to a 9am class i need to catch the 5.50am train, not too keen for early classes at all

[Em.]

thanks for the advice, except i live 2 hours away, so to get to a 9am class i need to catch the 5.50am train, not too keen for early classes at all

Oh woops! Yeah I get what you mean, the percentages should even out eventually. People change their mind

[BigAl]

Yeah. I emailed them yesterday. No reply. :p.
I thought that number was exaggerated as well, its more than the average schooling day, but apparently not.
Some guy was like, the spreading out of you classes pretty much means that you are at Uni from 8 to 3 or 4 each day.

That schedule is not surprising for a double degree. Mine is same as yours..5 days of uni from morning to evening

[brenden]

I'd say it's very surprising for a any degree lol, you do the same amount of units as a normal degree in first year, if I'm not mistaken.

Also, Em. I see you on Stalkerspace. I am always watching.

[Furbob]

I hope that % goes down for you you know what I realised, classes that are run earlier usually ( not always) have a lower no.of percentages of students wanting that class time you should try earlier times

my 9:30-11am preferences have 218%, 525%, 240%

not totally sure if that's true

[Em.]

I'd say it's very surprising for a any degree lol, you do the same amount of units as a normal degree in first year, if I'm not mistaken.

Also, Em. I see you on Stalkerspace. I am always watching.

Nah for those that do a double degree with education, that's not the case

Oh LOL you stalker :O  are you that Brendan guy who asked about buying a textbook lol?

[Em.]

my 9:30-11am preferences have 218%, 525%, 240%

not totally sure if that's true

Oh... I guess it's different for each degree then .