What? The Chancellor (Dean equivalent) who takes our tuition fees to buy his brand new Jaguar and lets us fend for ourselves when it comes to course materials? That Chancellor?
I would complain, if I cared. And also if I knew it was just that particular lecturer, or just my course, but I live with Genetics students and a med student, and I know this isn't the case. It's just a basic science/arts distinction we have here.
I don't know what to make of my course in comparison to American Psych courses; maybe it's the lack of specialisation, but from what I can see (by accidently ending up on their websites, or the Psych students LJ communities), they seem a lot more simple compared to ours. We seem to study everything to a lot more detail and do a lot more neuroscience. It's interesting, these differences.
And I seriously have lost all the powers of analysis I had when I took my History and Politics A-levels. I used to be totally on the ball, now I'm kinda miles away from the ball. Le sigh.
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Date: 2005-12-03 07:41 pm (UTC)What? The Chancellor (Dean equivalent) who takes our tuition fees to buy his brand new Jaguar and lets us fend for ourselves when it comes to course materials? That Chancellor?
I would complain, if I cared. And also if I knew it was just that particular lecturer, or just my course, but I live with Genetics students and a med student, and I know this isn't the case. It's just a basic science/arts distinction we have here.
I don't know what to make of my course in comparison to American Psych courses; maybe it's the lack of specialisation, but from what I can see (by accidently ending up on their websites, or the Psych students LJ communities), they seem a lot more simple compared to ours. We seem to study everything to a lot more detail and do a lot more neuroscience. It's interesting, these differences.
And I seriously have lost all the powers of analysis I had when I took my History and Politics A-levels. I used to be totally on the ball, now I'm kinda miles away from the ball. Le sigh.