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I Hate University (2 Viewers)
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Shadowdude
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probably not in your degreewheree them girls at bro!?
effylove
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unsw > nsb
halapenyo
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nsb?
effylove
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Kendrick Lamar
I hate the travel.
So true, time at uni goes way faster then High school. I reakon its because of the pace and the fact that you arent there as much as you are in high school.
halapenyo
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i kinda like the travel. i dont know why.
cheezcake
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Me too, I just read a book or watch some south park eps on my phone
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Yeh I'd probs be mad if it was every day but once a month or so I actually like it too, generally music or read etc.
Not so much when the train is packed though.
Which I guess is offtopic in a uni thread but, eat it mods!
Not so much when the train is packed though.
Which I guess is offtopic in a uni thread but, eat it mods!
Lolsmith
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University is the greatest thing in the world, but you'd be correct in thinking that it isn't for everyone. The main problem that I think a lot of kids have is that they're used to that forced interaction that you had in high school. It's non-existent in uni and that's what separates the people with decent social skills from the people who are part asparagus. That being said, nearly all of my friends from uni are from this site and I'm lucky enough to do a small cohort degree to know most people in my degree, or at least what they look like.
Nearly everyone has difficulty adjusting to the workload, but some people don't (ie the one dude who got 100% in higher maths last year without picking up a pen (cunt)). Be friends with those people, it's likely that they can get you ahead in life at some point. There are plenty of guides around here for starting uni students, I suggest you go and browse them.
Nearly everyone has difficulty adjusting to the workload, but some people don't (ie the one dude who got 100% in higher maths last year without picking up a pen (cunt)). Be friends with those people, it's likely that they can get you ahead in life at some point. There are plenty of guides around here for starting uni students, I suggest you go and browse them.
Lolsmith
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Oh and yeah the travel can lick donkey's balls if you're a fair way away like me, but you can make the most of it by learning to read books. I'm currently getting through Moby Dick on the train, however I usually fall asleep reading it on the way back from uni because reading makes me sleepy if I'm already pretty tired. It's a pretty good way to expand your working literary knowledge or you can just read textbooks and junk and try to learn ahead/revise
your aiming for 98 but your not sure if you will get in?
Uni is awesome! Don't worry about it.
mirakon
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lol how is it off-putting when most of the feedback about uni in this thread has been very positive
primalchaos3
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which degree/s are these gangas in? LOL im curious
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best thing about uni is friends, uni would suck so much without them