anyone going to univeristy sep. 09?

[Stato]

I am near the bbc building, john Dalton mmu building and nando's.

 

[felixbg]

no other end of oxford road. up near the man met buildings and nearer the centre of town.

haha oh yea ... near the aquatics centre, i walk past there everyday !!! you in private accomodation then? ... your near whitworth then aswell !!!

Private Halls >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Uni owned Halls.

ATB, you near Liberty House/Grosvenor's Place etc?

ish ... just round the back then towards piccadilly

 

[felixbg]

I am near the bbc building, john Dalton mmu building and nando's.

didn't know they had halls there !!! thats well close to me, if you turn off at the bbc building then past josh brooks & retro bar you get to my halls ... its a great big massive ugly flat thing

 

[svennis pennis]

Thanks for the quick reply.

I wasnt really looking at university when I left college, but thought I might aswell give it a try because I would probably later regret it.

I just dont think uni is for me. I will just have to see what my tutor says on monday

Ok mate. I would think very carefully if i was you. I study Graphic Design, Im in my second year now. After the first 8 weeks of my first year i nearly walked but as you have been advised, I sat down with my tutor and talked it over.

It will take a while for you to adapt. My work is very low tech and im a bit of a technophobe and when I arrived at uni every fucker else used illustrator and a camera to produce their work. None of them had heard of a pencil or a photocopier. I honestly thought I was the berk, but seriously mate, just adapt your way of thinking and you'l be fine.

By the way, I took a year out after completing the first year as I still had my doubts. My average score was 81 percent for the year so I knew what I was doing. However the past year was the worst of my life. All I did was sit there thinking about getting back to the part of life I love. Seriously, you will regret leaving. Stick through it and you'l be fine. They arent expecting miracles from you in the first year. The first year is about developing you as a person to focus on your selected specialist area. Don't worry.

 

[mcfc_ms]

Thanks for the quick reply.

I wasnt really looking at university when I left college, but thought I might aswell give it a try because I would probably later regret it.

I just dont think uni is for me. I will just have to see what my tutor says on monday

Ok mate. I would think very carefully if i was you. I study Graphic Design, Im in my second year now. After the first 8 weeks of my first year i nearly walked but as you have been advised, I sat down with my tutor and talked it over.

It will take a while for you to adapt. My work is very low tech and im a bit of a technophobe and when I arrived at uni every fucker else used illustrator and a camera to produce their work. None of them had heard of a pencil or a photocopier. I honestly thought I was the berk, but seriously mate, just adapt your way of thinking and you'l be fine.

By the way, I took a year out after completing the first year as I still had my doubts. My average score was 81 percent for the year so I knew what I was doing. However the past year was the worst of my life. All I did was sit there thinking about getting back to the part of life I love. Seriously, you will regret leaving. Stick through it and you'l be fine. They arent expecting miracles from you in the first year. The first year is about developing you as a person to focus on your selected specialist area. Don't worry.

Cheers Svennis. I actually made a post on this thread a day or so ago saying that im staying now.

I spoke to my tutor and have decided to stick with it