Repeat year

I’m having this fear with 3rd year. I’m 3 months away from being done and passed everything until now. I’ve a 4000 word literature review to do, I’m stuck in a rut and my lecturer hasn’t helped after reminding us all that failing this means we’ll fail 3rd year and not graduate. I know uni isnt meant to be a walk in the park but this is something else.

That definitely seems stressful its unfortunate that you dont have a very supportive lecturer. Are there any other lecturers you can talk to or perhaps talking to your peers may help? I'm in a similar scenario but my exams are clinical which I only have two attempts at, if I fail both of these attempts I can't progress into second year and will be cut from the course and the assessors marking is very subjective and they can pretty much fail you if they don't really like you. But talking to other peers has definitely helped me feel a bit better as we are all in the same boat.

Hey I know its a bit disheartening but this way you'll get a lot more experience in time for your exams as well as getting more practical experience which will definitely help in osces etc. If you aren't enjoying the course then would it be possible to switch courses?

I’m having this fear with 3rd year. I’m 3 months away from being done and passed everything until now. I’ve a 4000 word literature review to do, I’m stuck in a rut and my lecturer hasn’t helped after reminding us all that failing this means we’ll fail 3rd year and not graduate. I know uni isnt meant to be a walk in the park but this is something else.

That’s the thing I love the course and I love being on placement but it was just that I was looking forward to finishing this year in august. I think i’m just upset I have to do another 2 years at uni.

Yeah. I’m so surprised at the lack of support (especially at my uni), everything just seems to be so black and white with no wiggle room/solutions. My personal tutor I’ve seen once in nearly 3 years, and no matter how many times you try contact them, never get a reply, raise it higher up the chain and get told its just how it is…Honestly after I graduate (hopefully) if anyone asked me about my uni days I’d tell them, bar placement I hated every single bit of it.