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I passed my 2 psychology units, So glad its over

theluckyone View Member Profile	04/02/2013, 06:56 PM Post #1
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This is my first semester studying a Bachelor of Social Work and I'm soooooooo happy to say I just finished my end of semester exam and I passed one unit. The second psych unit I have an online quiz for on Wednesday but I'm already sitting on 53% so unless I don't attempt it I'll pass that unit. Only one more unit CUC107 (cultural studies) to submit my major assignment for and its all over for 2 whole weeks before I start my next 2 units. Enjoying a nice glass of wine and an early night.

sanjasem View Member Profile	04/02/2013, 07:03 PM Post #2
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Well done!!!

galleygirl View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 12:26 PM Post #3
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Hi, Congrats on your success! I have been accepted for a BA Arts/Social work and I am still deciding whether to accept or not. The length of the course stresses me out (8 years part time) and I'm so worried I won;t be able to cope with the workload, parenting, work etc. How have you found the semester, the work load, content? I've not studied for over 10 years since my first degree. I feel sad that the worry is putting me off following through, but I also have to be realistic! Any advice would be much appreciated.

Therese View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 12:28 PM Post #4
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Congratulations

Fire_fly View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 12:31 PM Post #5
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Awesome job! I am starting my graduate psych degree this semester and I am excited but a little apprehensive so hopefully I can do as good as you!

amabanana View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 12:32 PM Post #6
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Well done!

Chaos in stereo View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 12:37 PM Post #7
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QUOTE (galleygirl @ 05/02/2013, 01:26 PM) Hi, Congrats on your success! I have been accepted for a BA Arts/Social work and I am still deciding whether to accept or not. The length of the course stresses me out (8 years part time) and I'm so worried I won;t be able to cope with the workload, parenting, work etc. How have you found the semester, the work load, content? I've not studied for over 10 years since my first degree. I feel sad that the worry is putting me off following through, but I also have to be realistic! Any advice would be much appreciated. Is there an option to do postgrad if you already have a degree under your belt? Much shorter - usually 1-1.5 years. That's what I'm doing right now.

galleygirl View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 01:47 PM Post #8
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QUOTE (Chaos in stereo @ 05/02/2013, 01:37 PM) Is there an option to do postgrad if you already have a degree under your belt? Much shorter - usually 1-1.5 years. That's what I'm doing right now. Not that I have found. Are you doing a similar course? Would be interested if you have a suggestion for post grad course psych/social work/arts. Thanks!

blackbird View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 02:16 PM Post #9
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Well done! I am doing psych this semester. Who are you going through for your degree? are you external?

newphase View Member Profile	05/02/2013, 07:39 PM Post #10
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Congrats OP! GAlleygirl http://www.une.edu.au/courses/courses/MSW http://www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/c...evel=All+levels This post has been edited by newphase: 05/02/2013, 07:40 PM

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