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Geography Degree?
hi,
I am in lower sixth and thinking about doing a geography degree, can anyone tell me what it is like? Also what is better to do, a BSc or a BA, (science or arts)? What good uni's are there to do geography at? Thank you so much! x...
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Me Re: Geography Degree?
geography degrees can vary massively, and research is key in finding oneRe: Geography Degree?
Hi
Geography is a great degree to do if you want to get a general overview....
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A2 Edexcel Geography Unit 4 Pre-release
what does everyone think of it then? (came out today btw)
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How is 90 degrees north latitude different from 90 degrees south latitude? A question in my geography Homework
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90 degrees North = North Pole
90 Degrees South = South Pole One is North and the other South.
June in the south.
They have opposite seasons.
And they are 180 degrees apart from each other.
Is the South Pole.
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Edexcel Geography Unit 4 Pre-release
So the Unit 4 pre release material came out today, for the Jan 2012 exam. I take it that this is the first thread on the exam, and I just wanted to discuss resources/essay plans/ideas with anyone who is doing the ...
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Re: Edexcel Geography Unit 4 Pre-release
HI, I'm doing techtonic hazards but I was wondering where Geography Unit 4 Pre-release
http://www.edexcel.com/quals/gce/gce...s/default.aspx that is the website case studies are you thinking about....
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Global Geography I have started this thread to reveal a few things I have learned about the global Geography of Planet. I sugjest we keep this thread toped and add additional information as it becomes avalible, eventualy making a kind of Atlas.
First ...
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If the Drones are ware I think.
Speculations.
SMAC) & Planetfall (Civ4) Nice work Impaler Re: Global Geography [SIZE=1] Originally posted seems to run between 2-6 degrees Longitude.
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I've attempted to combine the maps from the first part of the official timeline:
What do you think? Any suggestions?
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I think that we're meant to go on the assumption that the geography changes dramatically over on the assumption that the geography changes dramatically over time, rather than trying to fit each and every if you just turn the entire....
To visit.
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Need help for my Geography class? I need to "create a country" for a geography class. I can pick any place in the world, and draw my own boundaries, and make a country. It should geographically perfect. It needs to have good soil, not to warm or cold ...
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That sounds like one of my old geography assignment, yikes! You have some excellent ideas about.* Prevailing winds blow from the west from 30-60 degrees latitude and from the east from 30 degrees on the geography of those countries....
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Your opinions on 'wishy-washy' degrees!
You guys are going to love this haha!
For a piece of my English coursework I'm writing a report on 'wishy-washy' or 'useless' degrees! I see a lot of debate about it on here so I thought where better to get opinions...
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But it is true that some degrees are more academic than others like politics, geography higher employbility rates in degrees such as geography compared to media studies.Re: Your opinions on 'wishy....
Be at degree level.
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If the north pole shifts ninety degrees will the sun still rise in the east? No one has been able to answer this...
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But a ninety.
By comparison with the (new) axis of rotation, not East measured by current geography.
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I'm wondering. On the northern hemisphere where I am, default
assumption is: sun goes east, south, west.
On the southern one, people would be used to east, north, west, no?
Does that influence where it goes in your work, or you expect it to
go as...
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Anything less
will see the Sun move between the South.
*For latitudes greater than 23.5 degrees North or South.
I re-read Tina's post, and the bias she describes is probably based on
the geography.
And solar declination.
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