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I just know that my anxiety will flare up and i'll most likely throw up (it's uncontrollable) or cry.
I'm okay with one or two of my subjects. Well, only one I'm strongly good at.
I'm not sure what to do. I'm not going to uni this year due to the fact I'm not ready whatsoever to leave home and I've only just got better with my mental health from years back it's been a struggle.
Would it be a good idea to re-study for two years or start over in a college?
I feel so embarrassed and I feel too thick if anyone knows about this. I'm just not very good with exams.
I'm okay with one or two of my subjects. Well, only one I'm strongly good at.
I'm not sure what to do. I'm not going to uni this year due to the fact I'm not ready whatsoever to leave home and I've only just got better with my mental health from years back it's been a struggle.
Would it be a good idea to re-study for two years or start over in a college?
I feel so embarrassed and I feel too thick if anyone knows about this. I'm just not very good with exams.
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contact your GP and talk to them about your exam anxiety and stress. I take beta blocker medication for exam stress (basically it gets rid of the physical elements of stress like shaking and mental blocks due to adrenaline rushes) and it works wonders so try asking for those.
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I just know that my anxiety will flare up and i'll most likely throw up (it's uncontrollable) or cry.
I'm okay with one or two of my subjects. Well, only one I'm strongly good at.
I'm not sure what to do. I'm not going to uni this year due to the fact I'm not ready whatsoever to leave home and I've only just got better with my mental health from years back it's been a struggle.
Would it be a good idea to re-study for two years or start over in a college?
I feel so embarrassed and I feel too thick if anyone knows about this. I'm just not very good with exams.
I just know that my anxiety will flare up and i'll most likely throw up (it's uncontrollable) or cry.
I'm okay with one or two of my subjects. Well, only one I'm strongly good at.
I'm not sure what to do. I'm not going to uni this year due to the fact I'm not ready whatsoever to leave home and I've only just got better with my mental health from years back it's been a struggle.
Would it be a good idea to re-study for two years or start over in a college?
I feel so embarrassed and I feel too thick if anyone knows about this. I'm just not very good with exams.
Grades aren't everything
Uni isn't everything
You'll be fine
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I just know that my anxiety will flare up and i'll most likely throw up (it's uncontrollable) or cry.
I'm okay with one or two of my subjects. Well, only one I'm strongly good at.
I'm not sure what to do. I'm not going to uni this year due to the fact I'm not ready whatsoever to leave home and I've only just got better with my mental health from years back it's been a struggle.
Would it be a good idea to re-study for two years or start over in a college?
I feel so embarrassed and I feel too thick if anyone knows about this. I'm just not very good with exams.
I just know that my anxiety will flare up and i'll most likely throw up (it's uncontrollable) or cry.
I'm okay with one or two of my subjects. Well, only one I'm strongly good at.
I'm not sure what to do. I'm not going to uni this year due to the fact I'm not ready whatsoever to leave home and I've only just got better with my mental health from years back it's been a struggle.
Would it be a good idea to re-study for two years or start over in a college?
I feel so embarrassed and I feel too thick if anyone knows about this. I'm just not very good with exams.
(Original post by Anonymous)
Education isn't everything
Grades aren't everything
Uni isn't everything
You'll be fine
Education isn't everything
Grades aren't everything
Uni isn't everything
You'll be fine
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Of course, failing is bad, especially for mental health. However, we know that you can open other opportunities.
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If you fail it can actually be a good thing. Failing would (fairly) definitively prove that higher education isn’t for you and then you could go onto apprenticeships or vocational options without the irritating feeling of ‘is university the better option’ in the back of your mind.
I can’t stress the first three points enough.
If you fail it can actually be a good thing. Failing would (fairly) definitively prove that higher education isn’t for you and then you could go onto apprenticeships or vocational options without the irritating feeling of ‘is university the better option’ in the back of your mind.
I can’t stress the first three points enough.
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Of course, failing is bad, especially for mental health. However, we know that you can open other opportunities.
Of course, failing is bad, especially for mental health. However, we know that you can open other opportunities.
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