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Newest Review: ... I dropped it at the end of first year. I didn't really like the English department either, as they were not especially responsive to student needs. However, I must admit that I didn't read half the books because I was too lazy and I slept through most of the lectures. I have several friends who all love English but it just wasn't for me... I really enjoyed psychology, as it was interesting and the lectures were funny and stimulating. There was a lot more work involved than in other subjects and I found the statistics almost impossible. If you are not a maths person (like me) yo ... more

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Courses in general: Been there, done that. (908 words)
by - written on 06/05/01, updated on  06/05/01 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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I'm almost finished my second year at St Andrews and I've been in my fair share of departments already. For anyone that doesn't know how the Scottish system works...you pick 3 subjects each semester for first and second year and then at the end of second year you pick your degree choices. Its a great system as its very flexible and you can study a wide range of subjects without committing yourself. I started first year young and optimistic, planning to do English and Psychology joint honours. I chose moral philosophy as my third subject because it sounded quite ...  Read the complete review

Biology of organisms (131 words)
by - written on 10/07/00, updated on  16/07/00
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I would certainly recommend the biology of orgamisms first year module . The module provides an introduction to basic systems . Concentrating on evolution and the taxonomy of organisms , roles of plants as producers and animals as consumers in marine and terrestrial ecosystems . There is 4 lectures each an hour long , one seminar and a 3hr laboratory each week . Assessment is 50 % continuous assessment and 50% is a 2 hour examination . The laboratory work is both on plant and animal material with a variety of techniques . There is also a field trip to Tentsmeir Forest ( Leuchars) , to look at sand dune formation which is really intersting . ...  Read the complete review