Mine was having no friends. Oh, how true that has become... And also getting too drunk and lying in a gutter somewhere. That hasn't happened actually; if anything, uni teaches you your limits and how to get pissed but stay safe!
My biggest fears are living in a flat with a inch of screaming girls Not making friends Being poor Being to scared to tell people it's my birthday (I turn 20 the Saturday of the week I move in to halls) Making a show of myself when I'm drunk
That happens more often than you would think, most people don't care if the person next to them's stomach rumbles, most just pretend not to have heard it which is nice
That given the chance of a totally fresh start and being the person I've always wanted to be, I'll resort to my old, quiet ways...
Most people don't suddenly go from being quiet to a loud-mouth as soon as they start uni. Even if gaining confidence doesn't happen instantly once you start, chances are that you'll develop it over the course of uni so don't be too disheartened if you fall into your old ways initially.
My biggest fears are having no money, not being able to run my car because I have no money so can't get to placements because I have no money to run my car and not passing the course because I couldn't get to placement because I had no money to run my car
I'm worried that either I won't make friends or I'll end up in a situation like I am now where I'm good at saving money but my friends are rubbish at it so I suggest a night out or going on a girls holiday in the summer but they can't afford it.
I'm scared of being so many miles away from my family. I'm worried of being "that weird kid." I'm really scared of being bullied or judged or excluded for being from Germany. Scared of being the only Lord of the Rings fan about.
For me, it was always the fear that I wouldn't make any friends But there is seriously no way that you CANNOT make friends - freshers week pretty much takes care of that