Quote: K-Diddy "Sounds a daft question but if I posted the form for Dd tomorrow would that secure me a pass. Also would the money come out on 30th september?'" Yes you'd get a pass 1st installment or deposit (pass price devided by 5) is taken as soon as you send the DD form in along with your £10 set up charge. You should pay this 1st deposit installment by cheque if possible otherwise you get hit with a further £2.50 admin charge for using a debit / credit card. You then pay 4 x equal installments which are taken from your bank on 30th Oct, 30th Nov, 30th Dec, 30th Jan FAQ's www.hullfc.com/article/22073/201 ... sses--faqs

Quote: K-Diddy "Sounds a daft question but if I posted the form for Dd tomorrow would that secure me a pass. Also would the money come out on 30th september?'" Yes you'd get a pass 1st installment or deposit (pass price devided by 5) is taken as soon as you send the DD form in along with your £10 set up charge. You should pay this 1st deposit installment by cheque if possible otherwise you get hit with a further £2.50 admin charge for using a debit / credit card. You then pay 4 x equal installments which are taken from your bank on 30th Oct, 30th Nov, 30th Dec, 30th Jan FAQ's www.hullfc.com/article/22073/201 ... sses--faqs

Little ones brochure arrived Wednesday. Nothing for me yet

so, you still can't buy online?

Does anybody know the terms and conditions of being a student? Are PhD students included in this?

My understanding is as long you are a full time student and have a letter from your institution you are counted as a student

Thanks for that, I just thought I'd ask because a few clubs (football especially) state the student has to be under a certain age...etc.

Heard Rovers are doing a similar thing (20% off at Poundstretcher)

Well that's my form sent off east stand unreserved with the little one.

Why are the DD dates a day before payday??? well excluding November only having 30 days??? Tis normally the beginning of the month???

Or 29 days early in your case?

lots of fan gets paid on different days and different frequencies

Get up after Jez Kyle, Sit around all day, scratch balls occasionally, moan about tuition fees, gett ed on cheap booze, have a part time job of less than 8 hours a week but claim you are overworked (if you cant speak english the catering company at the KC will employ you) and look forward to a career opportunity at McD's ;_)

HTH

Pretty much bang on!

Student passes £130 before deadline. Boom.

Ah that was the life, the best three years of your life being an undergraduate! Unfortunately your either misinformed or wilfully ignorant when it comes to PhD's.

For a start PhD students don't pay tuition their sponsors do, they don't have jobs because they don't have the time and they already get paid for doing the PhD in the first place (Tax free I might add!).

I guarantee the hours involved in a PhD are far more than what you work so don't get too cocky!

As for jobs, well that all depends on what you do, there isn't much call for a PhD in philosophy, however stick to the high paid science subjects and your laughing!

Science PhD student? If you haven't seen this already...

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Note the disparity between how PhD students view postdocs and how they view themselves.

That's pretty good, never seen that before, it's pretty spot on!