Becky 💙
@becky-n.bsky.social
registered nurse 🩺 nihr insight scholar 📚 SJA emergency ambulance crew 🚑 #150Leaders alumnus. views mine. she/her. 🏳️🌈
interests: health research, acute care and coffee.
interests: health research, acute care and coffee.
Thank you so much 💙 it’s been a very very shocking and surprising day!
May 2, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Thank you so much 💙 it’s been a very very shocking and surprising day!
Hope you’re feeling better soon 💙
February 4, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Hope you’re feeling better soon 💙
I do 100% agree that it sounds super pretentious though - but I feel like Oxbridge encourage that sort of thing. Is it just a fancy way of saying “I got a first in first year, second year and third year” But to sound more irritating?
January 14, 2025 at 9:09 PM
I do 100% agree that it sounds super pretentious though - but I feel like Oxbridge encourage that sort of thing. Is it just a fancy way of saying “I got a first in first year, second year and third year” But to sound more irritating?
Think triple first is a name for a grade - getting a first in each component.
We (though no one actually calls it that) can get a “double first” or “starred first” at my uni but that’s a specific grade (ie like an A*) with explicit requirements & goes on degree certificate.
I may be wrong though!
We (though no one actually calls it that) can get a “double first” or “starred first” at my uni but that’s a specific grade (ie like an A*) with explicit requirements & goes on degree certificate.
I may be wrong though!
January 14, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Think triple first is a name for a grade - getting a first in each component.
We (though no one actually calls it that) can get a “double first” or “starred first” at my uni but that’s a specific grade (ie like an A*) with explicit requirements & goes on degree certificate.
I may be wrong though!
We (though no one actually calls it that) can get a “double first” or “starred first” at my uni but that’s a specific grade (ie like an A*) with explicit requirements & goes on degree certificate.
I may be wrong though!