Uni or not?

[Magic Pants]

Please help me figure out what the hell i am going to do? I think i am having a midlife head crisis

 

 

[Lisa]

[Guest Jay]

 

why the fuck dont you ask yourself the question.

 

its a rather important question to ask people you dont know, who

dont care & and know your exact life situation.

 

 

GET A ROLE MODEL

[russelldust]

go to uni

 

it's great

 

however, be aware that it will leave you massively in debt, degrees are ten-a-penny and it may not help you get a job.

[Magic Pants]

This is an important time in my life and i am trying to sort things out in my head, i am just seeking advice from people that might have already gone though this. 2 heads are better than one, and mine at the moment is out of body.

 

Just because i have'nt met someone it does'nt mean that their opinion is irelevent.

 

[Lisa]

QUOTE (Ant_cool9 @ Mar 3 2004, 13:42)

Just because i have'nt met someone it does'nt mean that their opinion is irelevent.

Exactly, advise & opinions are good

[Stu]

to be fair, you have a little more than three options and you should really think more carefully about the situation.

 

in general, however, i would advocate going to Uni, but only if you're the type of person that would benefit. i don't know what type of person you are though.

[Guest Jay]

QUOTE (Stu @ Mar 3 2004, 13:43)

to be fair, you have a little more than three options and you should really think more carefully about the situation. in general, however, i would advocate going to Uni, but only if you're the type of person that would benefit. i don't know what type of person you are though.

 

yeah, that was what i was trying to get at.

 

Stu's reply was somewhat more eloquent than mine however

[Stu]

QUOTE (Jay @ Mar 3 2004, 13:48)

QUOTE (Stu @ Mar 3 2004, 13:43) to be fair, you have a little more than three options and you should really think more carefully about the situation. in general, however, i would advocate going to Uni, but only if you're the type of person that would benefit. i don't know what type of person you are though.   yeah, that was what i was trying to get at.   Stu's reply was somewhat more eloquent than mine however for a change...   : geeksmiley :

[Lisa]

QUOTE (Jay @ Mar 3 2004, 13:48)

QUOTE (Stu @ Mar 3 2004, 13:43) to be fair, you have a little more than three options and you should really think more carefully about the situation. in general, however, i would advocate going to Uni, but only if you're the type of person that would benefit. i don't know what type of person you are though.   yeah, that was what i was trying to get at.   Stu's reply was somewhat more eloquent than mine however & when are you ever eloquent???

[Tresh]

Go to uni, have a piss up and generally good time. Meet a load of friends so u don't have to be sad and join message boards to meet people *ahem*. And u never know, u might get a qualification at the end of it.

[Stu]

QUOTE (Tresh @ Mar 3 2004, 14:16)

Go to uni, have a piss up and generally good time. Meet a load of friends so u don't have to be sad and join message boards to meet people *ahem*. And u never know, u might get a qualification at the end of it.

you HAD to join a message board to meet people?

 

uh-oh.

 

mwah x

[Tresh]

That wasn't quite what I was alluding to.

 

C U N T!!!

[nuthead53]

already told you my views on this.

 

for other people its not really a case of carrying on uni for a laugh, its more off the course isnt what was expected and its not enjoyable anymore.

Im finding the same thing with my course, there wasnt enough information given out about the course, so alot of it has come as a suprise, and it just dosent seem to be what we joined them for.

 

Neway.