| Posted on 29-Jun-2001 11:35 GMT by Christian Kemp | 17 comments
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After asking for advice
and then announcing my
decision to go back to school in September 2000, I am now happy to report that exam results are out
and that I passed! This past year wasn't easy for me, in many aspects, but the outcome of the exam
has considerably improved my future career prospects, and I'm happy. Now, I just have to decide what
to do next: heading to university, or getting a job. I'll keep you all updated.
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| Comment 1 | Karl Hamilton | | 28-Jun-2001 22:00 GMT |
| Comment 2 | Solar (BAUD) | | 28-Jun-2001 22:00 GMT |
| Comment 3 | Damien Mc Kenna | | 28-Jun-2001 22:00 GMT |
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| Posted by Per Jonsson on 28-Jun-2001 22:00 GMT | Great!
It's always nice to hear when it goes well, but you're lucky and had great support and pressure from the users here! Not many people got the support they need (as you maybe needed to take the leap/step) exept for parents which you can't make up decisions from...
I say you go for university too...
I don't know how it work in .lu but in Sweden there is a BIG difference from the lower levels (sp? word?) in school. In univeresity you got many good connectoins with great ppl and you learn to learn in a different way. For me it was a great step and I got a grater understanding in almost every aspect of life itself.
Ofcourse it depends on what you are studying but... If you are really tired of school I recomend you study some cource on evenings in maybe a different area.. If ou are interested in computers why not read philosophie (sp?), or linguistic (sp?), logic or education/pedagogic. It all connects in a different way to computers och information technology.
Regards and Good Luck
/per jonsson (which never regretts studying on university) |
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