Yikes. I have some early starts but I don't finish that late so I definitely sympathise there. What degree are you doing? I always thought that psychology would be interesting to study.
Early mornings are bleh. I've got a 9am start and two 10ams, but the 9am I have to get in by 8am because of the girl I'm carpooling with, and because I want to drive in on my long day (10-6) and get a cheap car park, I'm going to have to be in by 8 again. Of course, to get in by eight, actually means I have to leave by 6.15, 6.30, at the latest, because of traffic, and will arrive somewhere between 7 and 7.30. If traffic isn't crap.
(Could do PT admittedly, but it takes longer anyway.)
It's just basic Psychology so far cause it's first year. So history of Psychology and the basic ideas and basic research methods and such.
Argh, yes, public transport is horrible. I have to leave almost two hours before I want to be there for what would normally be a half hour drive. And when I have the 8am starts, if I want to get there on time then I'd have to leave before 6. I'm just lucky that my parents offered to drive for the regular one, seeing as I only have to be there for an hour and they can do errands before picking me up again.
So a general overview of it? I'm doing (deep breath) Intro to Psychology: Physiological and Cognitive Psychology (\o/ for remembering the title) this sem - looks like it'll be pretty interesting and so far, the lecturer seem fantastic.
I'm just lucky that my parents offered to drive for the regular one, seeing as I only have to be there for an hour and they can do errands before picking me up again.
Oh, that's fortunate!
The drive for mine is 45 minutes on a good day, an hour on an average, and near two hours on a horrid (which was most of last week). Oh, Brisbane. Why do you fail so much at rain when you get so much of it?
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What degree are you doing? I always thought that psychology would be interesting to study.
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Early mornings are bleh. I've got a 9am start and two 10ams, but the 9am I have to get in by 8am because of the girl I'm carpooling with, and because I want to drive in on my long day (10-6) and get a cheap car park, I'm going to have to be in by 8 again. Of course, to get in by eight, actually means I have to leave by 6.15, 6.30, at the latest, because of traffic, and will arrive somewhere between 7 and 7.30. If traffic isn't crap.
(Could do PT admittedly, but it takes longer anyway.)
Yay for uni?
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Argh, yes, public transport is horrible. I have to leave almost two hours before I want to be there for what would normally be a half hour drive. And when I have the 8am starts, if I want to get there on time then I'd have to leave before 6. I'm just lucky that my parents offered to drive for the regular one, seeing as I only have to be there for an hour and they can do errands before picking me up again.
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I'm just lucky that my parents offered to drive for the regular one, seeing as I only have to be there for an hour and they can do errands before picking me up again.
Oh, that's fortunate!
The drive for mine is 45 minutes on a good day, an hour on an average, and near two hours on a horrid (which was most of last week). Oh, Brisbane. Why do you fail so much at rain when you get so much of it?
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