What are you dreading the most about University?

The bitter reality that this country sends too many people to university, killing opportunity and indebting the young for life and that this great international fraud continues every day, swallowing more young people with its nefarious lies and false promises

Probably getting bad flatmates, getting lost or not making friends

I left university two years ago (I didn't like the course at all) and this year I enroled to a new university that isn't in my country. I like the course but I HATE the system (PBL). Althought this time I have great roommates I am not really integrated with the people of my faculty, because they're really different (pretty snob actually). So I get home every day sad and feeling like dropping out again... But I guess that would be worse

Probably getting bad flatmates, getting lost or not making friends

I left university two years ago (I didn't like the course at all) and this year I enroled to a new university that isn't in my country. I like the course but I HATE the system (PBL). Althought this time I have great roommates I am not really integrated with the people of my faculty, because they're really different (pretty snob actually). So I get home every day sad and feeling like dropping out again... But I guess that would be worse

Ooohhhhh that sounds interesting Ah I'm sure you'll get it! Just look at me, for example, I didn't expect to get more than one and in the end all of them accepted me. Except for one, which declined it, then sent me an offer for another course, and then invited me for an interview as they now have more places You can't win!



No no not at all It does sound logical, but all that matters is your happiness That's good

I got offers for all of them though accept for the one I actually want to go to
I think they want to see some of my film making before they acvept me but I haven't finished my media coursework yet lol

That can be easily prevented

Speak for yourself.

shouldn't be a problem, takes time to getting used to a uni and making friends should be simple and bad flatmates maybe the uni will allow you to switch rooms if you truly hate them.



dont give up where you studying anyway?

i generally have pretty bad luck so all kinds of bad things could happen but the main two worries for me are:
1. flat mates (or equivalent) will be absolute hinderances (by that i mean idiots but i didn't want to swear as that would probs be breaking TSR rules) and make my life hell.
2. despite being one of (or the) nicest people i know, i generally have difficulty making friends. when i got to secondary school i wasnt doing anything nerdy or anything that annoys others, no one liked me for the first 2 years (2.5 to be a bit precise) ironically towards the end i was giving up with making friends coming up with valid points why they would just hinder my progress in life. but hey, then after i met my best friend now But yeh, back to the point, i can probably go without friends, it's just any group activities i will be doing (i aim for doing maths at uni, dont know specifically what though, just not statistics or mechanics based) i have to do all the work solo. i suppose if i take maths, there cant be TOO much maths work.

I think you might benefit from speaking to the people you're sharing with BEFORE you move in - one of my relatives did that and he knew/was friends with almost all of them before he even moved in

Bless you I'm sure they won't, they're in the same boat. Ah that's awesome! I was - in all honesty - the only person who was nice to one of my friends in primary school, this most likely being because one of them was jealous of her - and she has no end of friends now. You've just got to wait to meet the right people I dont thinkyou'll be doing much group work if you're doing maths, so you should be okay

Subject side: 15 hours of lessons a week.

Social side: Having to share a room with someone I haven't even met.

thanks actually, you gave better advice than a thread i made asking for advice on it, so i benefited quite a bit from that

Not meeting the offer for my university (Warwick A*AA)

15 Hours is like, if it is spread out equally, 3 hours per day

I would suggest trying to get in contact with them before you move in - you can do that through the uni's page or even through their social media

I think you can do it! Good luck!