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[Cape]

When buying lecture pads for ur subjects, do u buy say for if you are doing 4 subjects, or do u keep your lecture and tutorial work seperate?

Soz if it sounds stupid, just really confused!!!

 

[eviltama]

u dont have to keep it seperate because you dont have to hand in books or anything.. and thats just a waste of paper.

last year i never even finished one of the books i used for my classes.

 

[Malazn Pleasure]

just hv one book for a subject

u dont write much in lectures anyway coz u dl the lecture notes

 

[ruski_gal]

can u just have one big book for all subjects then separate them into folders when u get home?? Cos thats what i was planning on doing

 

[babyslug]

Yeah i was planning on having a folder, with loose-leaf sheets of paper, and then sorta organise it that way

 

[christ_ine]

I just use one notebook per subject. Use the front for lecture notes and the back for tutorial notes.

 

[babyslug]

that's a good idea. That way sounds easier to organise too. But the thing with notebooks is that sometimes they fall apart. Or if it rains and they get wet it's kinda sucky.

 

[JRasnier]

and loose-leaf sheets of paper will die in the rain all together...

 

[christ_ine]

I don't like those folders, they don't fit in my bag. Plus, they take up so much space when you open them up in lectures and tuts.

Go the notebooks! (A4 ones preferably)

 

[lolzieee]

just get the 4 subject notebook if you're like me and don't write very much and get books confused... this way you won't turn up to uni with the wrong books

 

[babyslug]

Originally posted by JRasnier
and loose-leaf sheets of paper will die in the rain all together...

I had the loose-leaf sheet paper format throughout my senior years at highschool - i kept my sheets in clear plastic sleeves. They didn't get wet that way, and i found it was very easy to manage