If you could re-do your life, what would you change?

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I would have definitely changed where I went to school and sixth form. Second would be the people I have befriended over the years, though it has changed me for the better I think.

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Alleykat606

would have liked to have made the decision about my career earlier by a couple of years

Reply 22

ChrissyH

Stay true to my friends, start hockey earlier, do drama from an early age and work harder.

Reply 23

TheTechN1304

My Oxford interviews xD

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username1628823

Go to a better secondary school. The one I go to now just tries to get us 5A*s-Cs, and doesn't really give a **** about helping pupils achieve anything higher.

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username197472

I wish I worked harder in school and actually formed better friendships and relationships as I went along.

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demuredoll

1. Worked harder in school (especially at Math and Science subjects...they really limited my options after secondary school)

2. Wish I had talked with a wider range of people

3. Chosen a different university (Had the opportunity to go to a Russell Group uni close to home and didn't because of stupidity .__.)

4. Not have gotten involved with a certain someone

5. Learnt to say no

Overall though I'm just glad I've acknowledged my mistakes and the only thing I can do now is make the best of it. ^_^

Reply 27

Happyminion

I'd change the people I thought were my friends when they wasn't and I'd also change who id trust

Reply 28

Jibola240

Original post by RHyoudon'kno

Lol.

Don't laugh :frown:

I regret this deeply. We might have still been a couple. I'm such a wimp

Reply 29

Chris22

Take a few more chances in general, not worry as much about the consequences of things and be a bit more carefree!

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Mackay

Spend less time worrying about what people thought of me as a teenager. It's unhealthy, and everybody's got their own **** to worry about anyway.

Reply 31

Wolftablet

Original post by demuredoll

Why didn't you go to the russell group uni close to home, if you don't mind me asking :biggrin:

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username1467365

I would have made more of an effort to get out more and have a better social life, definitely.

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demuredoll

Original post by Wolftablet

Why didn't you go to the russell group uni close to home, if you don't mind me asking :biggrin:

Well at the time, I was only concerned with whether the University guaranteed first year accommodation as my family was in the process of moving. Tbh, I was not even aware of 'Russell Group' and which universities were apart of it - It literally never occurred to me. I was under the assumption that Oxbridge was the best and the rest of the universities were on equal standing (except for the obvious ones, Bedfordshire, UEL etc). It was only after I went to my university did I realize the prestige of having attended one. :rolleyes:

Oh well, you live and you learn :smile:

Reply 34

trustmeimlying1

Original post by SophieSmall

I would have visited my granddad in the hospital :frown:

I didn't realise how ill he was.

*hug*

Reply 35

SophieSmall

Original post by trustmeimlying1

*hug*

Thanks man, it just comes back to me sometimes and I feel guilty.

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username927016

Started working earlier, put a bit more effort in School/6th form & took a different course at Uni & also not been so shy & actually put myself out there much more!

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trustmeimlying1

Original post by SophieSmall

Thanks man, it just comes back to me sometimes and I feel guilty.

no completely understand.my parents only told me granny was dying in her last days...it was unexpected.**** too.

anyways on brighter notes were starting to look up interrail crap if youre still interested