Accessing files from my school network on my own laptop?
Hi! I have just bought a Dell XPS M1530 laptop. My high school in the UK uses the RM (Research Machines) computer network for all their computer systems, and I was wondering if there was any way for me to access my files from my own laptop via the wireless network if I were to take my laptop to school. Thanks!
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Probably. You just have to figure out what the address of the server is, or what the local network name is.
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You can only do this if the school allows you to. Which means that you have to get in contact with them and ask if this service is available. I got college in the United States so I understand how helpful it can be to be able to access the school's network from your computer. But its really up to the school and whether or not they want to allow their students to be able to do this.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Friday, January 16, 2009
What is a good comedy about a British boarding school OR an American girl in the UK?
What is a good comedy about a British boarding school OR an American girl in the UK?
I just saw the St. Trinian's remake and liked it, so now I'm on the hunt for other fun movies with that British boarding school vibe. An all-girl school is a plus but not a necessity. And as an American whom lived abroad in Britain, I'm also dying for some movies about American girls living overseas... comedy or no. Thanks so much for your answer in advance! :)
Movies - 2 Answers
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Wild child is about an American Girl in a british boarding school. Really good film
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What A Girl Wants - 2003 - Amanda Bynes http://www.ovguide.com/movies_tv/what_a_girl_wants.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sydney White - 2007 - Amanda Bynes http://www.ovguide.com/movies_tv/sydney_white.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~ aa
I just saw the St. Trinian's remake and liked it, so now I'm on the hunt for other fun movies with that British boarding school vibe. An all-girl school is a plus but not a necessity. And as an American whom lived abroad in Britain, I'm also dying for some movies about American girls living overseas... comedy or no. Thanks so much for your answer in advance! :)
Movies - 2 Answers
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Wild child is about an American Girl in a british boarding school. Really good film
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What A Girl Wants - 2003 - Amanda Bynes http://www.ovguide.com/movies_tv/what_a_girl_wants.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sydney White - 2007 - Amanda Bynes http://www.ovguide.com/movies_tv/sydney_white.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~ aa
Thursday, January 8, 2009
how can i find school of 3D graphics designing in uk
how can i find school of 3D graphics designing in uk?
iam graduated from computer science academy but i want to change my career to 3D designing....already i got courses in Maya but i want to live in uk & i hope to got a scholarship in any school ,institute or university to learn then work in that field...so plz help me...by the way iam egyptian
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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http://www.falmouth.ac.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=179&Itemid=302
iam graduated from computer science academy but i want to change my career to 3D designing....already i got courses in Maya but i want to live in uk & i hope to got a scholarship in any school ,institute or university to learn then work in that field...so plz help me...by the way iam egyptian
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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http://www.falmouth.ac.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=179&Itemid=302
Thursday, January 1, 2009
advice for an american undergraduate applying to medical school in the UK
advice for an american undergraduate applying to medical school in the UK?
Hi! I'm a junior in an American University, pre-med with a biochemistry and molecular biology major. I want to go into pediatric oncology and possibly do clinical research as well as practice. Recently, I've been toying with the idea of going to medical school in the UK. My main reason is that I am extremely sheltered and I know that I don't have an idea of what the real world is like. My parents are super over-protective even though I'm already 21. I believe that going abroad to study medicine would give me a chance to grow up and learn how to really be independent. Any ideas on how to get started? I know I have to take the UKCAT and that I can choose 4 schools to apply to and, since it's easier to get into, I will be applying to the 6 year program. I checked the UCAS website and the application season for entry in 2010 is already over so this fall I will be attempting to enter the class of 2011. Are there any forums for students like me? Will it hurt my interview/application that I have never been to the UK or my reasons are not because I like the healthcare system better over there? I tried to search for the best schools for training in pediatric medicine but I could only find information about nursing schools. Any links? Thanks for reading through this long post!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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In the UK, medicine is normally studied at the undergraduate level, rather than at the post-grad level as in the US. There are some post-grad med programs, though. You don't apply for post-grad programs via UCAS - that's for undergrad programs only. Rather, you'd go to each individual program's website and start there. However... Most UK medical programs only accept foreign students if those students come from a country where the medical education is lacking. That's not the case in the US, obviously. I'm not sure if any UK med program will accept you - you'll need to look at each one, individually. One option is to study medicine in the US, and to do a residency abroad. You could also do volunteer work abroad. You could even go to a Caribbean rather than a US med school. Or the summer after you graduate college, work in the UK via BUNAC, to gain a bit of international experience, and then think about a foreign residency one you're in a US med school. You have a lot of opportunities to go overseas, if you'd like. You could join the Peace Corps, before or after your medical education. Join Doctors without Borders. Take off for this upcoming summer and tour Europe. Tons more options as well.
Hi! I'm a junior in an American University, pre-med with a biochemistry and molecular biology major. I want to go into pediatric oncology and possibly do clinical research as well as practice. Recently, I've been toying with the idea of going to medical school in the UK. My main reason is that I am extremely sheltered and I know that I don't have an idea of what the real world is like. My parents are super over-protective even though I'm already 21. I believe that going abroad to study medicine would give me a chance to grow up and learn how to really be independent. Any ideas on how to get started? I know I have to take the UKCAT and that I can choose 4 schools to apply to and, since it's easier to get into, I will be applying to the 6 year program. I checked the UCAS website and the application season for entry in 2010 is already over so this fall I will be attempting to enter the class of 2011. Are there any forums for students like me? Will it hurt my interview/application that I have never been to the UK or my reasons are not because I like the healthcare system better over there? I tried to search for the best schools for training in pediatric medicine but I could only find information about nursing schools. Any links? Thanks for reading through this long post!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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In the UK, medicine is normally studied at the undergraduate level, rather than at the post-grad level as in the US. There are some post-grad med programs, though. You don't apply for post-grad programs via UCAS - that's for undergrad programs only. Rather, you'd go to each individual program's website and start there. However... Most UK medical programs only accept foreign students if those students come from a country where the medical education is lacking. That's not the case in the US, obviously. I'm not sure if any UK med program will accept you - you'll need to look at each one, individually. One option is to study medicine in the US, and to do a residency abroad. You could also do volunteer work abroad. You could even go to a Caribbean rather than a US med school. Or the summer after you graduate college, work in the UK via BUNAC, to gain a bit of international experience, and then think about a foreign residency one you're in a US med school. You have a lot of opportunities to go overseas, if you'd like. You could join the Peace Corps, before or after your medical education. Join Doctors without Borders. Take off for this upcoming summer and tour Europe. Tons more options as well.
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