[Gthreadgold]

Okay, what's your main reason for wanting to, or already attending university?

[beccafairy]

the love of my subject, and wanting to be taught about it! also to meet people with similar interests to me, and to live independently in a city that excites me.

[alexlduffy]

(Original post by beccafairy)
the love of my subject, and wanting to be taught about it! also to meet people with similar interests to me, and to live independently in a city that excites me.

Same here, perfect answer

[Luna.]

Every single one of those poll options, so I won't be able to vote unfortunately!

[(:Becca(:]

Other-sitting out the recession.

[Muddy_Hands]

I voted "Need a degree for a specific career" but getting far away from my family, my job and Rotherham in general for a few years is definately a bonus

[Gthreadgold]

(Original post by Muddy_Hands)
I voted "Need a degree for a specific career" but getting far away from my family, my job and Rotherham in general for a few years is definately a bonus

You live in Rotherham? I live near Leeds so I'm West Yorkshire, haha. What unis are you looking at?

[Muddy_Hands]

(Original post by Gthreadgold)
You live in Rotherham? I live near Leeds so I'm West Yorkshire, haha. What unis are you looking at?

Firmed Hertforshire, insurance UCS (Suffolk.) The three hour drive's far enough I think

[Aquar]

I want to study medicine. Even if I wasn't going to study medicine or don't manage to study medicine I will still go to university because it would be stupid for someone of my intelligence not to go. I want a decent career, and I want to study a subject in depth so that I can have a variety of options when I leave education.

[Naminam]

I've already done my degree but am going back to uni to do a masters in something I love just because I love it.

It's a hell of a lot of money and people expect me to be doing it to further my career (which it will no doubt, indirectly, as I'm self-employed in the same area) but at the end of the day I've just realised how important education and learning is, full-stop. The opportunity for me to go to a great uni and learn about such a fascinating subject will teach me how to think, analyse what I see and discover so many things I wouldn't be able to otherwise. It'll enrich my life and that is the biggest selling-point for me.

[Casshern1456]

All of the top 4 really, why aren't I allowed Multiple voting Anyway I voted for more opportunities afterwards, but then that goes hand in hand with socializing and finding a good job through networking. I'm also very interested in my subject Computer Science and want to learn more about programming.

[JordanS94]

I love my subject but that isn't my reason I don't mind if I have a crappy job as long as I'm happy. I just want the experience

[stillgotlegs]

Mostly the subject, but also social life, and getting the hell away from parents.

[Stacey-]

I want the social life and experience of it.

[Gthreadgold]

(Original post by Muddy_Hands)
Firmed Hertforshire, insurance UCS (Suffolk.) The three hour drive's far enough I think

Nice one! Congrats and good luck

[Muddy_Hands]

(Original post by Gthreadgold)
Nice one! Congrats and good luck

Thanks You staying up north or doing a runner like me?

[LordBradburn]

(Original post by Aquar)
I want to study medicine. Even if I wasn't going to study medicine or don't manage to study medicine I will still go to university because it would be stupid for someone of my intelligence not to go. I want a decent career, and I want to study a subject in depth so that I can have a variety of options when I leave education.

Arrogant much.

[don_lad_]

for the rat

[nicatre]

I enjoy learning and want to be a scientist/teacher.

[sliceofcake]

For the love of the subject as well as learning itself; it might sound weird to some but I don't feel like I can learn enough. I want to go into a certain sector but the jobs usually require a BA minimum. Also, it's not a reason but something that encourages me, I want to be able to make my mum proud. I know she loves the idea of telling people one of her children goes to/has been to university.