u/Salt-Maintenance1096

hey I’m still debilitating between rcsi and trinity, they are the two closest to me.

i have heard a lot of positives and negatives about trinity, I understand that the new course examines students better and they have less work load, but they still ate very much left to their own devices. I remember reading a report in 2023 about how trinity interns often “lack” but I don’t know if there was any credibility. I wouldn’t think about the prestige etc associated with trinity as that doesn’t determine really anything as a doctor getting on a scheme, it’s more your research and experience. I think It is nice that it is a larger college and the campus is beautiful

rcsi i think has six times less students overall but maybe that blends to a more attentive approach to its students, they definitely publicise themselves a lot better, and the MacBook alone has me tempted 😭😭I’m just worried about the lack of college experience or not meeting a nice group because of a smaller campus

after it’s cork ucd Galway Limerick, i have family in cork and ucd is about two hours away

I would appreciate it if you would let me know what you have down first and why and if you have heard anytbjng about student life! Thabk you

hey guys I had my grad yesterday and last night I made a large to do list for all of my subjects between now and the exams, is this the best way to go about it? i dont want to rigorously schedule every second of my day, as if you go overtime you end up scrambling to catch up, but i also want to be organised and wake up with a plan for each day already made.I don’t really use pomodoro or anything, sometimes I just set a two hour timer and if I want to take a little break I let myself.

just wondering what everyone else does and what the most efficient way is

hey I’ve been trying to do a listening every morning but I don’t know if I am grading them correctly, like for example, if I spell something phonetically similar does that give me the marks and I take away four at the end, like spelling gan chlúdach árachais as gan clodach orachas or even árachais as ar a cás.

I know that it needs to have a verb and there is no negative marking/cancelling but if anyone can give any tips and advice knows how to find the exact information online that would be much appreciated