university jump from A-level.

I have asked loads of people did they find uni harder than A level. Some said yeah, others no. While most of them talked about the higher work load they said it the rest is okay.
I am just confused that some people say yeah much harder and others talk about uni like it is a piece of cake. I understand people are different and will find things harder/easier than other people.

So did you find your uni studies a lot harder it not?(I am currently doing A levels)

Reply 1

anunoriginaluser

It's gonna depend on the uni and course largely. There's no definitive answer.

Reply 2

Blankspace11

Original post by anunoriginaluser

It's gonna depend on the uni and course largely. There's no definitive answer.

For somewhere like Portsmouth do you think I have a good chance? Or not?

Reply 3

The Wavefunction

Of course it's a step up, but as you've done from GCSE to A-levels, you adapt.
I've found its more of a change in lifestyle and having to worry about things you normal don't that is the biggest challenge.

Reply 4

Blankspace11

Original post by BenLynch9

Thanks. I am looking in to moving to a Uni at the other end of the country, but thinking more about it I am becoming scared. Did you move far?

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Reply 5

The Wavefunction

Original post by Blankspace11

Thanks. I am looking in to moving to a Uni at the other end of the country, but thinking more about it I am becoming scared. Did you move far?

No, not really. 50 minutes by car, an hour by train. I found it was a good fit for me, I'm quite family orientated so I can come home whenever I want at a short notice.