Would you go back to the uni you once withdrawn from?

How long is the induction course? Can you do it elsewhere?

If the career is important and your only option, then go, get the qualification and you can then proceed following your career.
Inductions by their nature tend to be short. You dont give enough information.

Yes it's only short but you get a certificate. It's the only one that has that exact course and starts soon. It's suppose to be good but unsure if it's worth it as it's short and expensive

What's going to be different this time that's going to make you want to stay and complete the course?

What was it about the uni you didn't like? Was it just the course, or was it the social side and living spaces too? If it was just the course last time, and nothing else, then make sure you're certain you will like the way this new course is taught at the uni, and it may be okay. However if there were social aspects you disliked, I would recommend going somewhere else.

What happened to me - I was studying course A at Uni of Edinburgh. I hated the course, and I hated the social side. I went to uni to make new friends and have fun, and I ended up feeling isolated and depressed. I found the people on my course very cliquey, and the people I lived with weren't big on going out. I dropped out after one semester.

I'm now studying a different course (B) at Newcastle Uni. All of the people on my course are super friendly, the people I live with are fun and the social side is amazing.

The thing is, I didn't apply to Edinburgh to do course B because although that may have solved my dislike of the course, I found the uni environment/people/social side quite unfriendly and unwelcoming and I've never felt so isolated in my life. If the social side had been supportive and fun, as I have experienced it at Newcastle, it may have even convinced me to stay on the course despite my dislike. However that wasn't the case and now I just have bad associations with Ed.

Try looking at student satisfaction for your chosen course.

I did...

Dropped out of my degree in 2nd year.. came back a year later and re-did 2nd year + went on to finish the degree..

It was a little akward at first as I had so many bad memories/experiances the first time round.. but at the end of the day its a fresh start, and after quickly making some good experiances after returning, I quickly got over the bad memories..

Its worth thinking about why it didnt work the first time though.. if you cant identify and solve that problem, then its not worth going back and risking it again. For me the problem was clear, I ended up living with people I really didnt not get on well with, a long way from my university.. and back then I was not mentally tough enough to cope well with the isolation of living basically on my own/a long way away. After I went back, I returned to halls and with the core issue solved, everything else fell into place.