Starting uni - what are you most excited about?

Danny Dorito

Afternoon naps, hitting up the SU or getting your independence, what are you most excited about starting uni?

(edited 5 years ago)

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Reply 1

CheeseIsVeg

Everything :daydreaming:

but mainly meeting new people :ahee:

and exploring what my Uni has to offer me :smile:

Reply 2

Insecable

A fresh start! The chance to meet new people, learn new things, and ultimately, learn more about myself...as cliche as it may sound.

Reply 3

UWS

Back when I was starting uni, I was looking forward to meeting new people and trying to be more social (didn't happen).

Reply 4

Aria Enoshima

Is it weird that i'm not really feeling excited about it at all? I just see it as another step in life.

Reply 5

choleCcarknif3r

I'm so excited to live in a city!

Reply 6

furryface12

Moving on with my life and some new and hopefully exciting (albeit scary!) experiences :smile:

Having 0 money

I'm honestly terrified to go and don't know if I'll cope, but I'm excited to buy new things for my room😂 I'm hoping to gain more confidence and be more independent

Reply 9

Sacred Ground

Original post by UWS

Back when I was starting uni, I was looking forward to meeting new people and trying to be more social (didn't happen).

Why not?

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Reply 10

username2015015

Meeting new friends and banging cute girls x

Reply 11

Fenneko

Original post by Aria Enoshima

Is it weird that i'm not really feeling excited about it at all? I just see it as another step in life.

Pretty much that. It'll be a different place, but the same system applies. People and courses never change.

Reply 12

username2769500

Being somewhere I'd be more comfortable with that's a bit more in the centre like the rest of the world.

Reply 13

username2571271

Starting a new chapter in life :thumbsup:

New place, new people to be around, new things to learn, new skills to master etc. :h:

Reply 14

Kindred

I was excited about making friends with people on my landing and being more sociable. Also getting to study more of the subject I loved at Alevels. That didn't go too well- I made dinner at 2 in the morning to avoid seeing people, hated my course then dropped out before Christmas. :rolleyes:

Next time around it was being closer to my bf and that one went way better. :smile:

Reply 15

LibertySea

To FINALLY be myself
and enjoy a new country
and a new city
and new people
(basically enjoy everything)

Reply 16

alevels2k17

meeting new people and moving out of this country and into the UK :tongue:

Reply 17

John10101

Original post by Kindred

Next time around it was being closer to my bf and that one went way better. :smile:

Why did you try and avoid seing people?

Reply 18

Kindred

Original post by John10101

Why did you try and avoid seing people?

Depression. I don't know why, but I just really didn't want to be near people.

Reply 19

OwlOfFire

Studying a subject I have a genuine interest in, not like at A level when you have to study subjects you are no overly into. I also look forward to being able to control my own diet and cook my own meals. I guess the added independence and not having to rely on my parents to do things.