Anyone whos been permanently excluded at Uni?

just wanted to know your thoughts of how you adjusted to university education plus the kind of people you get at uni.

i'd be interested to know.

that is if theres any of you out there...

Do you mean people who have not managed to make any friends at university?

everything.

the work. the work load. following time tables. self organisation. not making friends. making friends but not having much in common.

I'm not entirely sure how you can be excluded from the work, workload and following timetables and self organisation? As those are things you deal with yourself (for the most part, excluding group work).

I did however have a very hard time making friends on my course.

Do you mean people who have not managed to make any friends at university?

He means people who were permanently excluded (expelled) from school, but then decided to go to university.

I think.

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I have two friends who were kicked out of school, had some rough years, then went to college to get BTECs and A Levels, then foundation degree, then onto degree-level study.

I can't speak for their experiences, but they talk about working harder, and do seem to value the opportunities more and really make the most of them, sometimes getting involved in the politics of it all as well.

I have a friend who got kicked out of school, drugs on school property, fights, disregard for teachers authority etc...He was very smart but just didn't care. He dropped out and worked at Halford for a bit, he's now finished a foundation year and is off to study medicine next year.