Mature students at Leeds
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Mature students at Leeds
Hiya, just thought I'd see on here if anyone's in the same boat as me. I'm 26, second year at Leeds and there aren't really many people in my age group around here. Would quite like to meet people who aren't shrieking children
Sound familiar to anyone? I'm sure other oldies must exist in Leeds
We could talk about the good old days
PS I know my sig is a bit bizarre given my post but come on they are good shows
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Ooh excellent another English Lit MA student - the first I've come across. ^^
So will you guys be living in student or private accomodation? I'm not sure what the common thing is among mature/postgrad students but as I've only narrowly avoided a couple of 'housemate horror' scenarios in my time as a student I'll most likely be looking at the private sector. How about you?
Actually, on that subject, does anyone know Leeds well enough to recommend certain areas to live? I was told Headingly was great as long as you don't mind the drunks, the fighting and the vomit on the pavement...
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Re: Mature students at LeedsHeadingly = student capital of Leeds.(Original post by Syrin)
Ooh excellent another English Lit MA student - the first I've come across. ^^
So will you guys be living in student or private accomodation? I'm not sure what the common thing is among mature/postgrad students but as I've only narrowly avoided a couple of 'housemate horror' scenarios in my time as a student I'll most likely be looking at the private sector. How about you?
Actually, on that subject, does anyone know Leeds well enough to recommend certain areas to live? I was told Headingly was great as long as you don't mind the drunks, the fighting and the vomit on the pavement...
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Yeah I guess by the standard set here i'm technically an oldie. I'll be 25 in october and start a physics with foundation year in september, just been confirmed for my student housing in smaller residences. Im also a little concerned about having to deal with shriekers discovering alcohol and independence for the first time.
Lol, no offense to anyone but we've all done it, and i know what im missing. lol -
Re: Mature students at LeedsHey, I'm about to go into my second year of a Physics degree. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.(Original post by Tom Mason)
Yeah I guess by the standard set here i'm technically an oldie. I'll be 25 in october and start a physics with foundation year in september, just been confirmed for my student housing in smaller residences. Im also a little concerned about having to deal with shriekers discovering alcohol and independence for the first time.
Lol, no offense to anyone but we've all done it, and i know what im missing. lol -
Re: Mature students at LeedsI'm 26 years old too(Original post by Nooptheloop)
Hiya, just thought I'd see on here if anyone's in the same boat as me. I'm 26, second year at Leeds and there aren't really many people in my age group around here. Would quite like to meet people who aren't shrieking children
Sound familiar to anyone? I'm sure other oldies must exist in Leeds
We could talk about the good old days
PS I know my sig is a bit bizarre given my post but come on they are good shows
I start in September
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Well I guess this is the group for me as I've just turned 28 and will be starting at Leeds this September and i'm really looking forward to it. Being a bit older really doesn't bother me, i'm in Greece for the summer working and most people are a good few years younger, it's all good.
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Re: Mature students at Leeds(Original post by Syrin)
Ooh excellent another English Lit MA student - the first I've come across. ^^
So will you guys be living in student or private accomodation? I'm not sure what the common thing is among mature/postgrad students but as I've only narrowly avoided a couple of 'housemate horror' scenarios in my time as a student I'll most likely be looking at the private sector. How about you?
Actually, on that subject, does anyone know Leeds well enough to recommend certain areas to live? I was told Headingly was great as long as you don't mind the drunks, the fighting and the vomit on the pavement...
I'm an English Lit MA student too!! What course are you on?
I'm going to the iQ Leeds route for accomodation. It's pretty close to campus and the city centre and I've heard that it's a fun place to live. But I've also heard good things about Headingly too. -
Re: Mature students at LeedsHurrah!(Original post by acs623)
I'm an English Lit MA student too!! What course are you on?
I'm doing the general English Lit MA with first semester modules in Psychoanalysis in Cultural Theory and Medieval Tales and their Retelling. Doh, that sounds so lame! How about you?
I went for Concept Place in the end, close to the city centre and not far from campus. -
Re: Mature students at LeedsI'm doing the Victorian Lit MA so I have to take the Reading Victorian Literature: History, Text and Context course and I'm doing the Brontë course as my elective. I'm coming over from the U.S. and I'm anxiously awaiting my move to Leeds!(Original post by Syrin)
Hurrah!
I'm doing the general English Lit MA with first semester modules in Psychoanalysis in Cultural Theory and Medieval Tales and their Retelling. Doh, that sounds so lame! How about you?
I went for Concept Place in the end, close to the city centre and not far from campus. -
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I'm 25 and a second year student. At home my social circle is a mixture between 25-30's - so me being in the lower end of that spectrum, thought I'd find sanctity being with young people. Relive my youth, so to speak.
Joined university and apparently letting off fire-extinguishers, setting fire-alarms at 5am (when I have to get up at 7am) and smeering toothpaste on doors and screaming girls at 4am in coridoors who have had a few WKD's is "legendary".
I only have myself to blame, I guess.
We could talk about the good old days