applying to uni again

I dropped out studying computer science after a few months and am considering applying to do maths next year but I’m there’s not long left till the deadline and I keep changing my mind. I don’t know why I applied to comp sci instead of maths when I’ve always enjoyed maths more but I guess I thought it had better career opportunities. I dropped out due to not really enjoying the course and my mental health and part of me regrets not trying harder to socialise etc. I did attempt to go to a few society events but nothing came from them. Now I’m on basically a gap year doing nothing but working and exercising and am considering going back I am just wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation and would really appreciate any advice or to hear how their second time round at uni went.

I had a similar experience but for physics instead of math.

You can go back, reapply via UCAS, to different courses. You can apply for multiple subjects and you'd still get offers from strong universities. What would you do during this gap year? Retake A-levels? Get more supercurriculars?

Hi thanks for replying
I got A*A*AB at a level so I won’t retake them. right now I have plans to work abroad in the summer but I’m very anxious about them after how my first time at uni went. I don’t want to spend a few thousand for a few months abroad and not enjoy it.

I’m just worried that my second time round at uni is the same as the first because I don’t won’t to drop out twice and have to explain that to family and stuff. I’ve thought about apprenticeships as well but they’re so competitive I doubt I would get onto one and I have no idea what career I want to do maths is just the only subject I somewhat enjoy.

I’ve never had any really good friendships only awua

Did you find your second time round at uni any easier because you knew what to expect

Hi thanks for replying
I got A*A*AB at a level so I won’t retake them. right now I have plans to work abroad in the summer but I’m very anxious about them after how my first time at uni went. I don’t want to spend a few thousand for a few months abroad and not enjoy it.

I’m just worried that my second time round at uni is the same as the first because I don’t won’t to drop out twice and have to explain that to family and stuff. I’ve thought about apprenticeships as well but they’re so competitive I doubt I would get onto one and I have no idea what career I want to do maths is just the only subject I somewhat enjoy.

I’ve never had any really good friendships only awua

Did you find your second time round at uni any easier because you knew what to expect