Haha remember that picture was in 2012

Yep. Although he said the formatting was messed up. Do any of you guys have that problem? I'm assuming it's just the screen size you use to view the thread. Because on my screen it's always in line and centered how I want it to look.

Soo first day of exams for me today... one down, 19 to go! Finish on the 18th June with fourth Latin paper, god that's a long way away... Anyone else struggling to come to terms with how many exams they have to do?

I only have to do 9, but in 10 days. The last 5 days I have 7 exams. That's quite a lot

20 exams!

I have 11 spread out over 5 weeks. Don't start for another couple of weeks though.

So, first exam today. Starting off with Dutch this afternoon at 13:30. 3 days off afterwards. Thank god for that.

Dutch was my worst exam...

In fact all my exams were bad... But I don't care, passed them, somehow..

Good luck with yours!

What kind of exams are you guys doing at the moment. I have mock exams next week but they dont count for anything. And we have other normal exams over the course of the year and of course end of year exams.

I'm attending University of Professional Education (Thanks google for translating that...) And have tests/exams for every subject after 8 weeks of college. Most subjects only have an 8 week duration, and are divided in ECTS, need to score 45 out of 60 of those in the first year I'm in now, to reach the second year. The remaining points have to be completed in year 2. Total duration is 4 years. Study is Business Economics, currently I scored 44 ECTS, can score 16 more... (All points in 1 year! )

The basic idea behind my exams is simple. Screw up and I'm not going to university

Basically, we do AS and then A Level. I'm doing AS, which counts partly to your A Level and is considered by universities when it comes to giving you an offer (the results you need at A Level to get in).

Oh yeah Business Economics. I am guessing that would be similar to Commerce? Which is what I plan on doing at University in a couple of years time.

On my school Commerce is seen as 'Business Economics for people who can't finish Business Economics'...

Quite a few similar subjects, but more aimed at research instead of making calculations.

I'm considering studying Business Economics as well. Would you recommend it?

I'm going for International Relations and International Organisation. That said, if I a. Pass my exams and b. Get through the decentralized selection

I'll start the first of many exams today, will be doing a lot over the next few weeks, but I'll have the TDF free so I can't complain

How long are your exams? It's 2.5week max here, and the last three days are for Russian, Frisian, Arab etc.

Would certainly recommend it, as long as you like economics, m&o and law, which you will get quite a lot... I've never been great at economy, but manage to do well here... If you decide to do it, go study in Leeuwarden, is easier according to some...

6 weeks, but with exams only in the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 6th. It's awful because it drags out so long, but you do get decent gaps between exams.

Fjhoekie
I am at college (up to 18yrs of age) and we can only do Economics and Accounting in terms of business and finance. After college is uni where there are quite a few different financial and business related options you can study. Most of which require some sort of highish level maths as well as good results for Eco and Accounting,the better the results the better the chance of getting in.

Same here, got a nice gap between English exams so I can revise more for more important subjects