Want to drop out

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Just text them and then leave. Ignore their calls and if they text say you didn't get it. Once you're home it will be too late.

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Daftpunker

All I will sign off by saying is your years 18-22 can be some of the best of your life. You have near full independance for the first time. You are fully in charge of your life for the first time. You can drink/smoke/gamble get into bars/clubs/casinos. Freedom is opened up and it is unlikely you will ever, ever have so much disposable income ever again.

Don't jeopodise those years by continuing to do something you are not enjoying - making you unhappy.

There is a myth that continues to go round areas that if you don't finish uni you WILL fail.

Reality is at the moment those newly graduated are wondering what they should do next whilst those that started at 18 with four years experience in a lot of fields are looking far more employable.