karla64 said:
Xposure agency own this photo, maybe in a few days they will have them on their site for the public to see.Britters said:
He can help him by telling Will some rules, and what to expect. So Will doesn't go in completely blind like Harry did. Remember Harry's shock at clothes thing? Harry can teach Will different things like that.kpusa1981 said:
which one true story which to believe the stort between "Wills Drills Army Place" and "Fury as Wills Snubs Army Career"???????There is no way to truly compare the the American degrees to the Scottish or English counterparts. This is because the pupil usually just studies a Degree Course ie History so unless the pupil decides to take a few courses out side of the degree they become an expert in that subject.Harry's polo shirt said:
THe courses aere set in in module fromns this way:
hope this helps you Hary's polo shirt.Ah I see - I misunderstood! My modules work as follows:
Each year you have to take 120 'CATS' with each module being worth a varying amount of CATS - in Computer Science usually 6 or 12 and in Engineering usually 7.5 or 15 at my university, though arts modules tend to be 24 or 30 CATS so they only study around 4 modules a year. You can choose to do slightly more than 120 CATS if you want (e.g. I'm doing 139.5 CATS this year across 12 modules) to enable you to take slightly more broad options. For each course in each year, there are certain 'core' modules which you have to take and then approved option modules which you can make up the rest of your CATS from. Alternatively, if there is a module in another department that you'd like to take, you can apply to do it as an 'unusual option' and usually if you have the requisite knowledge and a good reason for doing it ("it's easy" doesn't cut it) then they'll let you.
A 4th year student "Arthur" takes a 40 CATS Modules Disseration. How would get up to the 120 CATS Modules would he havr to take? This is what I was gettting at. Are "Subjects" different then the CATS modules?
This is how is t is set up at St Andrews whrer Prince William attend
From the University of St Andrews Undergraduate Prospectus Entry 2005:
Year 1: 6 Sublects
Year 2: 6 Subjects
Year 3: 2 SubjectsA 4th year student "Arthur" takes a 40 CATS Modules Disseration. How would get up to the 120 CATS Modules would he havr to take? This is what I was gettting at. Are "Subjects" different then the CATS modules?Jemmxx
If you use a 4.00 GPA and just coverted it the his GPA would have been 2.40 to 2.76. However the work that he had to do included all wriiten essays exams and and 50,000 word dissertation in both 3rd Year (Junior year in the USA) and another dissertation of equal size in 4th year ( Senior Year in the USA). In most ot the courses that he took the Course work was either33% or 40% of the final mark and the exams at the end of each unit and or the term were 60 or 67% of the final mark.kpusa1981 said:
Harry's polo shirt said:
That gives a good of the Upper Second or a 2:1.regardez said:
What are you asking wahy his GPA would have been in America? I tried to answer your question with the that explation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_MA
