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Whatever had the least contact hours and gave you Friday off was your winner. You definitely chose sociology and English, because hey, you do them every day.
Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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18 things all Irish arts students know to be true
IF YOU’RE STUDYING an arts degree and living in Ireland, you’ll know all too well…
1. Nobody takes it seriously
- Your auntie, every family gathering.
2. Everyone thinks you do this all day
And sometimes you do.
3. Choosing your subjects was easy
Whatever had the least contact hours and gave you Friday off was your winner. You definitely chose sociology and English, because hey, you do them every day.
4. It’s essay after essay after essay
You’re a master in rewording sentences and catering them to your argument.
5. You’ve been asked about twenty times if you want to be a teacher
6. You want to be a teacher
Field of dreams.
7. You pretty much live in the arts block
… with your tiny group of friends, despite every arts lecture being bigger than the entire science department.
* Sits at back with usual people*
8. Your book being recalled is the BIGGEST inconvenience
I was using that as a placemat.
9. Reading time = time off
Again, reading week must be spent in the arts block liking photos on Instagram and claiming you’re on a break from the library.
10. A Masters just keeps the party going
You’re not gonna walk into a job so you may as well keep the student discounts for another year.
11. You only ever see your tutor to panic about your dissertation
or to goad them into supplying you with some fools to do your survey.
12. Your essay method involves going to Google books, searching a keyword, citing the book and page
Yet you’ve never actually opened the books you spend €300 on.
13. Teaching English abroad was a genuine prospect at one point
Until you realised you could get an office job for more money.
14. You pretty much need a Macbook Air to fit in
Yes.
15. You have one language listed as fluent on Linkedin, but never use it
You’re proficient, at best, let’s be honest.
16. The good news is, you’re constantly the first one up for the sesh
LABS DUE TOMORROW? What a dry shite.
17. You begin to regret not studying something more practical
If only briefly.
18. But you don’t regret the craic
Maddest yokes on all of campus. Well, outside of Agri science.
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