UNI's Starting And I Don't Want To Go (1 Viewer)

[erock]

Is it a bad sign that uni is about to start and i dont want to go or is that quite normal for most people about to start uni for the first time?

Its kinda like im over it before it even begins ....

Shame on me lol

 

[Katie123]

dont worry me too. i've been to uni for a bridging course for 2 days now and i dont think that i want to do it full time

 

[Cape]

Its normal. Your starting a new phase in your life and your probably nervous. Also, considering you've had months off, you really don't feel like going back to study.

But, its not that bad once you get used to it.

 

[chookyn]

lol yeah u get that.. 'specially by 2nd, 3rd or 4th year

 

[charmed_cuties]

i'm actually excited abt going to uni. staying at home since the hsc exams isn't really that exciting. 3 months of boredom is gonna come to an end!

 

[elizabethy]

/\/\e 2, i wanna start 2nd yr sooon......can't wait 2 get bk 2 uni life

 

[iambored]

it's normal because you don't want to give up your holidays and go back to doing work

 

[bluesky100]

I can't wait to start, especially since I wont be a DOFS (diploma of foundation studies) student this yr!!

Problem is - I have start making an attempt to wake up early and going to bed early before uni starts. Not a major problem really, there is a good chance I'll only need to be at uni on Tues & Wednesday with 10am & 11am starts.

 

[ogmzergrush]

Is it a bad sign that uni is about to start and i dont want to go or is that quite normal for most people about to start uni for the first time?

Its kinda like im over it before it even begins ....

Shame on me lol

I've been there two years so far and I'm still not looking forward to it

 

[lukebennett]

i cant wait for uni to start. particularly college

 

[HerO]

Is it a bad sign that uni is about to start and i dont want to go or is that quite normal for most people about to start uni for the first time?

Its kinda like im over it before it even begins ....

Shame on me lol

Yeah definitely quite abnormal if it's your first time starting uni since many ppl would be counting the minutes till uni starts, so if your not looking forward to it already then theres still another 3-5 yrs of pain for u

 

[dark`secrets]

i'm actually excited abt going to uni. staying at home since the hsc exams isn't really that exciting. 3 months of boredom is gonna come to an end!

meh perhaps you should decline our offers to go out!

anyways personally the hype of going to uni has disappeared! x___X

 

[roger321]

cant wait till uni starts....
then i can stop working and actually relax a bit o_0

 

[chookyn]

yeah it just means hard work, and a good social life*.

mostly the pain is in having to move in/out a lot...

move in>stress>move out>bludge>move in>stress>move out>bludge>move in...

(well it's not always that predictable!)

think of uni as a privelige... on a worldwide scale, very few people get to progress to tertiary education...



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*sometimes

 

[chookyn]

cant wait till uni starts....
then i can stop working and actually relax a bit o_0

for the first few weeks anyhow

:edit: you must be working pretty hard now to be looking forward to uni!

 

[uwsstudent]

i was like that too

i didn't want to go to uni at first, i always miss the holiday more, so mate that's cool, u will get into the uni thing as u attend more

 

[Sarah168]

I know uni is hard work (and LOTS of it lol) but right now, im feeling restless, bored and unproductive. I hate that feeling. Even though the HSC was tough with lots of work (yeah yeah nothing compared to uni etc) ,I enjoyed being kept busy with tasks to complete. I sound like a psycho lol

But in short, im excited about o-week and starting uni

 

[Frigid]

Is it a bad sign that uni is about to start and i dont want to go or is that quite normal for most people about to start uni for the first time?

Its kinda like im over it before it even begins ....

If you withdraw from the course before the HECS census date (31 March), you won't suffer any academic penalty.

 

[Sarah168]

If you withdraw from the course before the HECS census date (31 March), you won't suffer any academic penalty.

or financial baggage lol except for your student activity fees (if any)

 

[Frigid]

or financial baggage lol except for your student activity fees (if any)

sorry sarah... it's too late in the evening... i'm not thinking straight... i meant what you mean... no financial penalty.