Real Estate vs Communications
I am struggling to decide between going to my dream university or doing my dream course at university. I have to decide between Exceter (communications) with a masters after in real- estate afterwards or to do Real-Esate course at Oxford Brookes. Any advice or opinions I would greatly appriciate!
Reply 1
Hi @elodysmith
Both options sound incredibly promising! It's a tough decision, but ultimately, consider which path aligns best with your long-term goals and where you feel you'll thrive the most. Whether it's pursuing your passion for communication at Exeter and then delving into real estate or diving straight into real estate at Oxford Brookes, trust your instincts and go with the choice that excites you the most.
Best of luck with your decision!
-Natacha - UH Rep
Both options sound incredibly promising! It's a tough decision, but ultimately, consider which path aligns best with your long-term goals and where you feel you'll thrive the most. Whether it's pursuing your passion for communication at Exeter and then delving into real estate or diving straight into real estate at Oxford Brookes, trust your instincts and go with the choice that excites you the most.
Best of luck with your decision!
-Natacha - UH Rep
Reply 2
Original post by elodysmith
I am struggling to decide between going to my dream university or doing my dream course at university. I have to decide between Exceter (communications) with a masters after in real- estate afterwards or to do Real-Esate course at Oxford Brookes. Any advice or opinions I would greatly appriciate!
Hi,
That is a difficult decision, but maybe thinking of a way where youll be able to do your dream course and perhaps attending your dream university afterwards for a masters might be the best of both. Otherwise I’d consider what you enjoy and are passionate about first and foremost, as well as other factors such as location, cost of living, accommodation etc. which are very personal and key to your university experience.
Good luck with your decision!
Noor, Oxford Brookes rep 😃
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