I went to university because I wanted to. Getting real sick of it now, though. I will miss having the chance to spend time learning about something I'm interested in but I'm REALLY sick of not being able to spend my free time how I like. Income is wonderful, especially when you have enough to spare to actually enjoy it. What isn't wonderful is getting home after a long day, but it's not over yet because your deadline is looming.
Whichever one I'm not doing. When I was doing my a-levels I couldn't wait to stop. Now I have a job on my gap year I can't wait to go to university. When I go to university I'll probably wish I'm not there. It's a vicious cycle
Not as much as having an eratic shift pattern where it is hard to commit to activities as you never know when you might be able to do it again. You might do 1 week and not be able to go again for a month. That sucks.
Not as much as having an eratic shift pattern where it is hard to commit to activities as you never know when you might be able to do it again. You might do 1 week and not be able to go again for a month. That sucks.
What do you mean an erratic shift pattern? Most studying at university has a timetable that rarely changes.
There are many other benefits to studying vs a full time job too