-Freedom -Actually living in civilisation -Existence of public transport -Friendly people -Lack of snobs -Studying something I actually want to -Year abroad
-Freedom -Actually living in civilisation -Existence of public transport -Friendly people -Lack of snobs -Studying something I actually want to -Year abroad
Public transport was a big one for me, moving to uni was like "There's more than two buses an hours?!"
Public transport was a big one for me, moving to uni was like "There's more than two buses an hours?!"
Mine was more "buses actually exist?". There are only 5 buses a day that run every couple hours at really inconvenient times in my village so obviously no one ever uses them. Plus there are no shops or post offices or anything in my village, so coming to uni was a big culture shock, but in a good way
Mine was more "buses actually exist?". There are only 5 buses a day that run every couple hours at really inconvenient times in my village so obviously no one ever uses them. Plus there are no shops or post offices or anything in my village, so coming to uni was a big culture shock, but in a good way
Gosh your village had even less stuff than mine, must have been such a nice shock to suddenly have all that stuff near you.
- knowing im the first in my family to do it - realising im not an academic dumb ass - studying/finding out stuff i didnt know before - the feeling oh having high qualifications (highest is level 4 atm, i hold this certificate in my posession already)