Are you going to University?

**Shane** · May 13th '06

Well discuss whether or not you are going to Uni.

I am undecided right now but if I do go it won't be till my early 20s. i need a good few years out of education to let my brain vegetate first.

**Tim** · May 13th '06

yeah i agree, but only a year out. [partyin

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**Chris** · May 14th '06

I'm going after i finish College (pending my exam results, obviously) If i didnt learn for a year or so my brain would probably shut down and i'd find it hard to go back into education, its best to get it all over and done with in my opinion.

**-Snake-** · May 14th '06

Im getting a degree at my college/hallam

Its a founation degree with a years top up at hallam to turn it into a full Bacholre of Arts Degree then im fucking off to some other country to learn some more... maybe japan or yanksvill

**~Wayne~** · May 14th '06

Hopefully, depends if I can get through college lol

**Asi9ine** · May 14th '06

Nope.

Just paid the entrance fee to train for an MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer). I start in a month or so, I had to set back the date because I really fucking need a new laptop before I bother to start. This is a heap of crap. The course should last around a year, bearing in mind I will be keeping my full-time job, and only be doing the course (home-learning) for about 3-4 hours a day. If I left my job, I would be doing it for around 16-18 a day, which would end up taking much less time. Sense prevails, however. I need money.

Training is much more recommended than University with me. I hate the learning in classes thing, it always held me back.

**Wen1992** · May 14th '06

I'm going right away

**Sponge'K'nob** · May 14th '06

im undecided aswel. will take at least a year out first though.
wanna go abroad a few times.

**spanish** · May 14th '06

I wanna go to Uni in the UK (better England) but... i dunno which one to choose, and I'd need a job over there...

I'm confused lol

**Shane** · May 14th '06

Plenty of daft jobs over here for students.

Screw getting it all done with in one go. Been in education for like 15 years. :/ Need to mellow down. :/

**gprime** · May 16th '06

Will be dual enrolling (taking a class at one while still in high school) at a local one next year, and then going to a proper university upon graduation.

**goingtocollege** · November 15th '07

I'm going to college next year in 2008 after my graduation from high school in the fall?

I just won't to know what you would suspect your first day there?

**endless_hope** · November 18th '07

Yep I'm goin to uni...Alas, I'm facing problems that everyone is facing..Dammn university fees are expensive..I mean i wanted to study in Canada and is soo expensive..Not only the states and canada but almost all the countries that are not from the 3rd world..

so if anyone here..willing to help me find an afforadble university..Holla plz
^,^

**Malcolm** · November 21st '07

I want to go to a college/uni that focuses on drama

**Kate** · November 30th '07

Well, I don't really have a choice when I go, but i'm definately going to Uni. Hopefully Manchester, doing the 5 year Medicine degree. If I go straight after college, i'll have completed my degree and be in work by the time im 23/24.

**nyx** · November 30th '07

I went straight after sixth form, I'd have loved a gap year, but I would never have got back into learning if I had. It's hard enough to get back into it after the impossibly long summers.

Hopefully I'll get a chance to travel once I'm out the otherside.

**Kate** · December 1st '07

Meh, I don't want a gap year, i've already travelled ze world, so there's no point in me having a gap year, it would just mean i'd get out of uni one year later.

**Shakedown** · December 1st '07

Pssh im at Uni curently, doing my first year in Social Anthropology/Archaeology.
Considering your first year counts for nothing towards your degree in most institutions you can afford to really mellow down like. Its nothing like the work load you have at A-level, even if you do choose to do the additional recommended research.
What are any of you planning to study?

**nyx** · December 1st '07

I disagree, although I guess it depends on what you study. I do history, granted the first year didn't count, but I still had to do a fair bit of work. Its not all the time like A Level but around deadline/exam time, theres so much to do.

I'm in second year now, and the workload is insane. I think thats partly though cos you do more other things at uni, like go out more, sports etc, and you are always around your friends, so work gets crammed into a smaller amount of time.