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Best thing: Freedom and no one telling you to do things
Worst thing: Freedom (especially procrastinating on assignments)
Worst thing: Freedom (especially procrastinating on assignments)
Hey @Jess.1819,
My best thing about University is the Independence and freedom 😀
Doreen-maria- Official Student Rep 😀
My best thing about University is the Independence and freedom 😀
Doreen-maria- Official Student Rep 😀
(edited 3 years ago)
Original post by Jess.1819
What was/is your favourite part about university?
Hi @Jess.1819
I would say the fact it is much more independent and making friends as I met so many new people.
Zaira
Original post by Jess.1819
What was/is your favourite part about university?
Hi @Jess.1819,
My favourite part of University was the amount of opportunities it has offered me. The opportunity to meet so many new people, get involved with business professionals and develop myself as an individual
Millie- student rep
Original post by Jess.1819
What was/is your favourite part about university?
Hi @Jess.1819
The best thing about uni for me is probably socialising with people and just having a good time when we’re not going to classes
In an academic sense, my favourite thing would be sitting in lectures and making notes whilst I have a drink from Starbucks because sometimes it’s just so relaxing (I’m not sure why)
If you’re at uni what’s your best thing about it?
Devina
The independent lifestyle and people you meet.
Original post by Jess.1819
What was/is your favourite part about university?
Hey @Jess.1819,
My favourite part of uni personally is the independence and the friends I have made! I've really enjoyed my time so far.
From,
Amina
My favourite thing was the independence and feeling like I am actually learning with every new experience
The worse thing is loneliness can be hard. Even if you're surrounded by loads of people you can still be really lonely. I think it's genuinely pot luck whether you meet good friends or not, because everyone randomly gets put together in halls.. And the people you may end up with could be fake friends or just not the right people for you.
The worse thing is loneliness can be hard. Even if you're surrounded by loads of people you can still be really lonely. I think it's genuinely pot luck whether you meet good friends or not, because everyone randomly gets put together in halls.. And the people you may end up with could be fake friends or just not the right people for you.
Original post by UniofGreenwich
Hi @Jess.1819
The best thing about uni for me is probably socialising with people and just having a good time when we’re not going to classes
In an academic sense, my favourite thing would be sitting in lectures and making notes whilst I have a drink from Starbucks because sometimes it’s just so relaxing (I’m not sure why)
If you’re at uni what’s your best thing about it?
Devina
The best thing about uni for me is probably socialising with people and just having a good time when we’re not going to classes
In an academic sense, my favourite thing would be sitting in lectures and making notes whilst I have a drink from Starbucks because sometimes it’s just so relaxing (I’m not sure why)
If you’re at uni what’s your best thing about it?
Devina
I’m not there yet but will be attending in September
Original post by Jess.1819
What was/is your favourite part about university?
Hi @Jess.1819
My favourite part about university was getting to meet new people and join societies and clubs. This gives so many opportunities that I never would have had at home. Also I really enjoyed my course and getting to learn about things that I was interested in with other people who were also interested in the same subjects.
What are you looking forward to at university?
Sophie
How about people who life at home and not at uni halls of residence/ private accomodation ?
Original post by Jess.1819
What was/is your favourite part about university?
Hi Jess,
My favourite part of University is definitely the independence it gives you, allowing you to make a massive group of new friends and explore different options you want for the future!
Delia
3rd Year Business and Management Student
(edited 3 years ago)
Nothing so far was my best thing about uni. I hate my experience I'm only here for my degree.
By far the independence.
Hi!
My favourite part of University is the independence, meeting new people, having new experiences and discovering new places!
Ellen ☺️
3rd Year Speech and Language Therapy Student
My favourite part of University is the independence, meeting new people, having new experiences and discovering new places!
Ellen ☺️
3rd Year Speech and Language Therapy Student
Original post by Blackstarr
How about people who life at home and not at uni halls of residence/ private accomodation ?
Hi,
If you are living at home or not uni specific halls you can definitely still get involved. I would advise attending things in the welcome weeks and freshers fairs - maybe even try a society (as there's normally loads to pick from). Talk to as many people as you can going into lectures, around campus in the library and you should be absolutely fine. I knew lots of people in this situation and it hasn't effected their overall experience at all.
Hope that helps
Delia
3rd Year Business and Student Ambassador
Hi @Jess.1819
My favourite thing about uni is the family feel, the amazing people I've met, and the independence of being in a city on my own.
Best Wishes,
Lauren
2nd Year Biomedical Science Student
SGUL Official Rep
My favourite thing about uni is the family feel, the amazing people I've met, and the independence of being in a city on my own.
Best Wishes,
Lauren
2nd Year Biomedical Science Student
SGUL Official Rep
no one tells you what you should/should not do. it's all up to you.
if you're shrewd enough, this is very liberating. for those less sure of themselves, it's a terrifying prospect.
if you're shrewd enough, this is very liberating. for those less sure of themselves, it's a terrifying prospect.
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