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Congratulations on the MSc. Of course, the hard part is now about to begin :)

I had the same problem on my CBT course, so I wound up going to the nearest shop to buy my own helmet - they were able to wedge a helmet onto my head so that they could give me a lift, even though it was ludicrously/uncomfortably tight, and literally took a couple of minutes to get on/off with assistance.

I survived the park -
It was very warm in there;
Queen were rather good.

You mean they rocked, surely? I thought they rocked really rather hard. \m/

Of course, what I should have said was:

Queen rocked mightily
Oh how mightily they rocked
\m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/

(where \m/ is defined to be one syllable)

Which MSc are you going to be doing?

This one:

http://www.londonexternal.ac.uk/prospective_students/postgraduate/holloway/info_security/index.shtml

Heh, wondered if it was that one (I recalled you talking about it a while back). Well, our paths may cross -- at least virtually -- if they call me back in to do my "CAs, what are they then" lecture again...

ditto to bibliogirl, and is it a full time or part time while staying in your job thing?

And also ditto to all the congrats!! :-D

It's a part time correspondance course through University of London's External Programme. It's a sister course to the full-time MSc at Royal Holloway which I can do over 2-4 years.

Sorry to hear that your head is too big to do a CBT, hopefully that means there is enough space for your MSc to fit in...

Best of luck sir..

Sympathies from a similarly big head afflicted person over the CBT and hearty congratulations for being accepted onto the MSc course! Woot!

*bounces congratulatorily on the helmet until it gives up and fits over your head* :D

Congratulations! That's excellent news! You'll be very busy then, for the next few years.