Do you ever wonder whether studying is useless?

You wouldn't just walk into a job, obviously. However in my industry it's based more on your portfolio than your education. The degree cert is just a nice little bonus.

Additionally, I already have a job that I could easily progress in.

Your industry is non-existent to be fair

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Ohw this is quite new, I thought that would only be for students or something?

We are pretty much up for moving out of London now, as it's far cheaper, easier and less stressful.

We still have a chance of staying in London, but that would involve either sharing a house with 10 other strangers (a few who seem quite threatening and criminal to me tbh) or try to chase up the various flats that do offer housing benefit, but we won't be able to afford the one months rent + deposit like they usually demand.

Compared to outside London, we have already found two places, and we hope tha we find more.

But please never move to London on an unsteady income, becoming homeless here is an absolute trap with all these sky high rents!

I graduated 6 months ago and i'm starting to think that my degree isn't worth the paper it's written on. I doubt i'll ever use the content I learnt again in my entire life, and it's made absolutely no difference in terms of looking for a job.

What did you study?

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I have a 2.1 in History from a good uni. Makes no difference though. One of my friends is the same age as me and she didn't go to uni, yet we're applying for the same sort of jobs. Just makes me think... why did I do this?