Someone found my blog today by using the title of this post as a search query.
The answer is obvious.
“There’s only one way to find out … fight!”
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I always feel a little bit deflated after receiving exam results even if, like this time, I achieved the grade I wanted. I still remember finding out the result of my first degree in 1985 and thinking “now what?” At least this time around I have DD307 to look forward to next year and I may also decide to register for SD226 as well – but I only have until the 22nd December to make my mind up if I really want to do both courses simultaneously. However, I’ve definitely decided to switch from the diploma to the degree and . . . → Read More: DD303 – the final analysis Just picked mine up from StudentHome – very pleased – more later!
I know when my course results are getting close – it means I check my StudentHomepage at least six times a day, “just in case”. Officially, DD303 results for 2010 are due out sometime before Friday 17th December, but in past years my results have been available a couple of days before then. Either way, this time next week I should know how I did and whether or not my “nuclear option” to do SD226 as well as DD307 next year is a possibility. I’m not making as much progress with DD307 as I’d hoped I might do, given that . . . → Read More: DD303 – the moment of truth approaches There’s now less than 3 weeks to go before the DD303 results will be out. I’ve completely lost any realistic sense as to how I might have done. Not as well as I wanted to do is still my over-riding fear. Friday 17th December is the “official” date for their release and the culmination of another year’s OU study. But if past form is anything to go by, the results could be out as early as Tuesday or Wednesday of that week. Or even earlier. Or perhaps later. I hate waiting. … and still no sign of the DD303 exam paper on StudentHome. Maybe the course team have lost it (and all of our answers too), so perhaps we’ll all get a distinction?! I’ve tidied away my cognitive psychology notes and books this evening, ready for their ritual transfer to the attic on Saturday. One more year down, one more to go on the psychology diploma. The most shocking thing about the exam for me on Monday morning was that of the 5 chapters I’d revised for part II of the exam (attention, perception, recognition, concepts and problem solving), all 5 came up! I was expecting to have a choice of 3 or 4 from the 6 questions, but having 5 to choose from threw me completely for a few minutes at the . . . → Read More: … and breathe  |
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