LIFESTYLE: Is Uni Right For Me?
The answer to the
title, for me, was no. I didn't go to uni and every time it is brought up, I
remember how happy I am that I didn't, it was 100% the right choice for me.
Andrew is 3 years older than me and visiting him at uni put me off before I was
even old enough to start making the decision for myself. I didn't like his
dirty shared bathroom ( five 18 year old boys), sharing food and the constant need to be social but that
is what he loved about it - it's different for everyone. He is 24 now and been
finished for a few years, I'm quite sure he would do it all over again if he
had the chance, he loved the whole experience.
My brother is 18 and in the middle of his A Levels. He knows for sure that he wants to go to
uni. There are so many options out there and it's one of the biggest decisions
of your life. Once you have decided whether you want to go or not, then there
is so much pressure to find the right place and course and it can be a daunting
choice. Research is massively important because it is hard to know what a
University is really like before you start there. St Mary's University have
made the process easier by asking existing and former students why they wanted
to "Be Part Of It". I know my brother really doesn't care (typical
teenage boy) but my parents are so interested in what Andrew has to say about
his uni experience so I'm sure it will be very helpful to those of you thinking
about it.
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