This will only reflect badly on the department and the university. Lower pass rates is the worst case scenario, but the most likely at this rate.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
As a first year this timetable doesn't affect me, but if it did I would not be satisfied with having so many exams on consecutive days
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Mary Min
12 years ago
Good Luck.
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raeesa
12 years ago
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I'm not biomed, I am happy with my timetable, but it is unfair to my fellow biomed friends that they have to suffer through 5 exams in a row.
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Ottilie Rayment
12 years ago
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A week of back to back exams is utterly illogical. How are we supposed to perform to our highest standard under that amount of stress and pressure. If it's detrimental to our grades would that not also reflect poorly on the department?
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Harminder Sidhu
12 years ago
The organisation of our exam timetable is a complete mess.
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Zarah rehman
12 years ago
It needs to change, it's ridiculous
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Diana
12 years ago
not a student of this department but this is poorly organized
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Sohail Akhtar
12 years ago
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I feel that the course in this year was not planned well, from individual module practicals to the whole biomedical course structure. I understand that we should manage our time, but in this day and age students are juggling jobs/societies/work experience as well as university. Just to top it off they placed 5 exams on consecutive days :/. Personally, don't like their planned proposal of scheduling exams over the weekend, at least we can use those for studying and relaxing!
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Florentine Ayodele
12 years ago
Is this being sent to DR MCEVOY?
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jiten valand
12 years ago
Seems like a week without sleep -_-
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Marcia Saul
12 years ago
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I'm a BioPsych student, but definitely still agree with how unnecessary and avoidable the timetable for biomed students are. Shows a lot of inconsideration on the faculty's part.
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grzegorz wasilewski
12 years ago
YES YES YES
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Damon kwong
12 years ago
Seriously messed up, it negatively impacts the uni aswell, how they think this is acceptable I have no idea :/
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Fatima Meskin
12 years ago
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Not only is our course is hard, but the timetable is given to us a month before exams start and bearing in mind we have more exams than most departments the fact that most of us have 5 exams in 5 consecutive days is not in any way beneficial for the students or the results the department may achieve as a whole.
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Manisha
12 years ago
How am I suppose to do well?
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Heba Elmedlou
12 years ago
It's quite upsetting, I just think they want to get it over and done with regardless of what we get!
It is outrageous that we have to work so hard all year to be put at such an disadvantageous position for exams.
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firdaous
12 years ago
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We understand that it is difficult to organize the exams in a way that is fair to all, but 7 exams in 10 days offers no respite for us, meaing that we would really suffer towards the end of this exam period. It seems a shame that, after all our hard work during the year, our final grades will be decided on how well we can perform under sheer exhaustion
This will only reflect badly on the department and the university. Lower pass rates is the worst case scenario, but the most likely at this rate.
As a first year this timetable doesn't affect me, but if it did I would not be satisfied with having so many exams on consecutive days
Good Luck.
I'm not biomed, I am happy with my timetable, but it is unfair to my fellow biomed friends that they have to suffer through 5 exams in a row.
A week of back to back exams is utterly illogical. How are we supposed to perform to our highest standard under that amount of stress and pressure. If it's detrimental to our grades would that not also reflect poorly on the department?
The organisation of our exam timetable is a complete mess.
It needs to change, it's ridiculous
not a student of this department but this is poorly organized
I feel that the course in this year was not planned well, from individual module practicals to the whole biomedical course structure. I understand that we should manage our time, but in this day and age students are juggling jobs/societies/work experience as well as university. Just to top it off they placed 5 exams on consecutive days :/. Personally, don't like their planned proposal of scheduling exams over the weekend, at least we can use those for studying and relaxing!
Is this being sent to DR MCEVOY?
Seems like a week without sleep -_-
I'm a BioPsych student, but definitely still agree with how unnecessary and avoidable the timetable for biomed students are. Shows a lot of inconsideration on the faculty's part.
YES YES YES
Seriously messed up, it negatively impacts the uni aswell, how they think this is acceptable I have no idea :/
Not only is our course is hard, but the timetable is given to us a month before exams start and bearing in mind we have more exams than most departments the fact that most of us have 5 exams in 5 consecutive days is not in any way beneficial for the students or the results the department may achieve as a whole.
How am I suppose to do well?
It's quite upsetting, I just think they want to get it over and done with regardless of what we get!
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It is outrageous that we have to work so hard all year to be put at such an disadvantageous position for exams.
We understand that it is difficult to organize the exams in a way that is fair to all, but 7 exams in 10 days offers no respite for us, meaing that we would really suffer towards the end of this exam period. It seems a shame that, after all our hard work during the year, our final grades will be decided on how well we can perform under sheer exhaustion