It's never too late to quit uni although your final day of your final year would seem like a wasted of thousands of pounds. Oh and graduation day is a bit too late![]()
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Also, in my experience, if you aren't happy where you are then you aren't going to put the effort in. There's no point in paying money for a degree that you didn't give your best.
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(Original post by Redwoods)
Yes. If the other course is better related to your career then go for it. The other course may be just as stressful though.
If I were you, I would wait a couple of weeks to think it through and then drop out and find a job for the rest of the academic year and then start the new course the following year. In this time you may feel that university isn't worth the effort or time. The point is you'll have time to think with a bit of cash in your pocket.
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Good luck 😊
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Thanks, do u think its a good plan? -
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- 19-01-2015 20:37
(Original post by Klix88)
As I said, SF will usually agree a gradual repayment plan if you can demonstrate that you can't pay it back.
Your Mum won't be involved - the debt will be yours. If you leave, her income will become irrelevant and SF will deal only with you.
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