Bored At College!

SummerOfLove · **Joined:** Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:30 am **Posts:** 60

Just wondering who else is sat at college bored out there brains?

And this is the only non work related website that isn't block by the safety thingy

Rodrigo · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 4:17 pm

I got about...4 college works to do (business accounting, supply chain and marketing, upstream environment and geology)...and a report (petroleum chemistry) about experiences made in the lab...all to deliver or this week or in the another...and my exams starts in September 30th... :roll:

So, i'm pinned between lot of college work, just like my profile say :lol:

SummerOfLove · **Joined:** Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:30 am **Posts:** 60

Oh i have it really easy compeared to that!
I just go in a do photography and this forum all day

Ugly_Kid_Joe · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 5:29 pm

College is what ?

17-18-19-20 years old ?
Before University ?

ryan · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 6:44 pm

Ugly_Kid_Joe wrote:

College is what ?

17-18-19-20 years old ?
Before University ?

Are you serious? :shock:

College = University

Ugly_Kid_Joe · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 7:39 pm

I don't know.

"College" has not the same meaning here in France: it's for 10/11-14/15 years old, teenagers so...

ryan · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 7:56 pm

Ugly_Kid_Joe wrote:

I don't know.

"College" has not the same meaning here in France: it's for 10/11-14/15 years old, teenagers so...

Here, 10-11 is 5th & 6th grade (elementary/middle) , 14-15 is 9th & 10th (High school.)

Summer_is_beautiful · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 8:39 pm

Ugly_Kid_Joe wrote:

I don't know.

"College" has not the same meaning here in France: it's for 10/11-14/15 years old, teenagers so...

You mean that 'college' is equal to 'high-school', right ? That's the same in my country, (Romania). What americans call 'college', we call university, or 'facultate' (romanian word).

torakiki · **Posted:** Fri Sep 25, 2009 10:24 pm

Quote:

You mean that 'college' is equal to 'high-school', right ? That's the same in my country, (Romania). What americans call 'college', we call university, or 'facultate' (romanian word).

The word "college" is a false friend even in Italy, since "collegio" could be translated as "boarding school", while the italian for college is "università" ... anyway I'm in an exams period, too! :cry:

luckily Summer brightens these sad days! :mrgreen:

Rodrigo · **Posted:** Sat Sep 26, 2009 3:28 am

I'm doing University, but since in english is "college" (which it doesn't have the same meaning here), i use the term :mrgreen:

Talking about the word itself...here, college would be colégio, until 9th grade, if i'm not mistaken...after that, High School (Ensino Médio here [i guess it would mean something like "Medium School" in english :lol:

3 years to make)...after that, university (universidade here)/facultate (faculdade here) :mrgreen:

BTW, i advanced the schedule: Business accounting, supply chain and marketing (this one is particular: exercises and a BW (Big Work, worth 2,0 points) to do. I made the exercises and still working on the BW :mrgreen:

) and geology are done, finally

Now is the report that is pissing me off ¬¬

And i gotta start studying for the 1st exam (upstream environment), on Wednesday :roll:

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