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After doing 1 year of a 3 year course I've decided it isn't for me. I decided a few months ago to stick the course out for a year just to get whetever you get for a year.

But..

My friend said that he don't think I'd get anything for doing just a year. Is this true or does it depend on the course and University?

If it is true I may as well leave now and work for a bit, rather than keep going to uni for nothing.

Now I know you are being sarcastic.

I got into uni, I didn't like it so now i'm leaving. Like so many other students do.

The main thing is that I got in and at least gave it a go.

And who would have thought you would have quit after just 1 year, eh? Certainly not me.

lcarus wrote:
> Good luck on finding that job in London.

Cheers.

One of my secondary school friends works for Butlins. She's a bit on the ditzy hyper "mememe" side, so I guess it's a perfect job.

Good luck on finding that job in London.

I'm studying Criminology and Sociology. I don't plan to return and do the course, though I may start a more practical course, in a year or 2.

For the time being I am working, I've applied to work at Butlins this summer since it's what i've wanted to do since I was young.

After that I'm going to get a job in London. Something office based.

When that it's sorted I'll be getting married and having babies.

sorry, am playing catchup - what you studying? what's your latest plan to do with your time off?
'cos it sounds to me that if you're really not enjoying it, you won't do v well anyhow - unless it's a breeze, so why make yourself unhappy

conversly - if it's something you defeinietly will return to, then it always 'looks' better to finish - or have bloody good reason s when you reapply as to why you didn't bother finishing year 1, and then you'll have the pleasure of having to take it over again...

English_Bloke wrote:
So that's a moo point.

I thought you bought those DVDs for Lori

You'd be better sticking it out for the year.

That way if you want to go back or to do a similar course then you could miss out on repeating the first year.

To make money doing it.

People who dress up as things scare me.

Such as huge Micky Mouses and that kind of stuff.

why would a human dress as an animal??