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Otago HSFY chat - archive
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Sam
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Yeep.. Not a clue either haha
keypadlocked
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Anywaaaaay, good luck for Maori tomorrow >.< Let's move on. [/OFFTOPIC]
Bleh, I didn't mean for it to be such a big deal. I just took offense because it was like you were implying that if I used some common sense (i.e. logical reasoning-S1) that I could've found out by myself. In my mind, that was a bit rude.No hard feelings though eh
Anywaaaaay, good luck for Maori tomorrow >.< Let's move on. [/OFFTOPIC]
DON'T book flights etc until you have the official university dates. However, HSFY's last exam (it was HEAL last year) is usually before the end of October.
ETA: At [MENTION=3119]skyglow1[/MENTION] 's insistence: Yes, it'll be cheaper to book flights now, and it's unlikely the HSFY exam dates will be much different to previous years.
I still think you're better to wait and see, but *shrug*, up to you.
Profiterole
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If HEAL is the last exam, then it'll be the 26th of october.
I think last year BSNS104 was the day before hubs and MAOR102 was the afternoon after hubs, correct me if I'm wrong (which most of the time I am)
Just to let you guys know, officially the S2 exam timetable is supposed to be out in mid-August, which means they're due out in a week or so's time, so the 'wait and see' option isn't that terrible as of now, just saying. (So I guess I'm vaguely countering [MENTION=3119]skyglow1[/MENTION] 's argument with "how much can airfares change in the next 7-8 days?")
On the other hand, once the whole timetable is out there may be a wave of students booking flights after exams (because they just found out when they'll finish), so if you do wait for the timetable, be prepared to book flights soon after you get the timetable.
On the other hand, once the whole timetable is out there may be a wave of students booking flights after exams (because they just found out when they'll finish), so if you do wait for the timetable, be prepared to book flights soon after you get the timetable.
They might have been but that doesn't mean they'll be at the same times this year.I think last year BSNS104 was the day before hubs and MAOR102 was the afternoon after hubs, correct me if I'm wrong (which most of the time I am)
Wongtong
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Just finished it, it was kinda cool! I ended up talking to the robot thing.
Any idea what they were looking for when they wanted us to list two structures that result in unidirectional blood flow?
Profiterole
Regular Member
Heart and venous valves I believe.
The CVS thing wasn't too bad! A pretty good revision tool!
Wongtong
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Cool, I wasn't sure if two different kinds of valves counted as two different structures but I would agree with you because I can't think of anything else(!)
Profiterole
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