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Has anyone else (not just this year, but like, ever) changed their uni course?
Journalism is an absolute joke. I'm in a class with people who don't know what a sentence is and at the end of the day, news is boring, the writing is generic (they try to robotise our writing) and the career prospects are slim.
I've decided to drop my course.
Initially I considered being a bum and staying in bed for at leasy 8 weeks, sobbing and touching myself. However after 15 minutes of this I decided to do a different course.
I'm now, hopefully, going to do BA(hons) Public Relations. It's a year longer than my previous degree course was going to be (so it's a 4-year thingy) with a placement for a year which I get paid for (wooh) and stuff.
Just wondered how other people who have changed courses (or have friends who have changed, etc) have found the transition to be.
Oh and I know I'm an indecisive pansy before anyone points it out. I've come to terms with that.
Journalism is an absolute joke. I'm in a class with people who don't know what a sentence is and at the end of the day, news is boring, the writing is generic (they try to robotise our writing) and the career prospects are slim.
I've decided to drop my course.
Initially I considered being a bum and staying in bed for at leasy 8 weeks, sobbing and touching myself. However after 15 minutes of this I decided to do a different course.
I'm now, hopefully, going to do BA(hons) Public Relations. It's a year longer than my previous degree course was going to be (so it's a 4-year thingy) with a placement for a year which I get paid for (wooh) and stuff.
Just wondered how other people who have changed courses (or have friends who have changed, etc) have found the transition to be.
Oh and I know I'm an indecisive pansy before anyone points it out. I've come to terms with that.
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If it means you have to work with the public, don't bother doing it. Most members of the public you would be made to deal with are much worse than those on your current course.
Qualifications mean jack.
Qualifications mean jack.
What the hell is Public Relations?
Has anyone else (not just this year, but like, ever) changed their uni course?
Journalism is an absolute joke. I'm in a class with people who don't know what a sentence is and at the end of the day, news is boring, the writing is generic (they try to robotise our writing) and the career prospects are slim.
I've decided to drop my course.
Initially I considered being a bum and staying in bed for at leasy 8 weeks, sobbing and touching myself. However after 15 minutes of this I decided to do a different course.
I'm now, hopefully, going to do BA(hons) Public Relations. It's a year longer than my previous degree course was going to be (so it's a 4-year thingy) with a placement for a year which I get paid for (wooh) and stuff.
Just wondered how other people who have changed courses (or have friends who have changed, etc) have found the transition to be.
Oh and I know I'm an indecisive pansy before anyone points it out. I've come to terms with that.
Journalism is an absolute joke. I'm in a class with people who don't know what a sentence is and at the end of the day, news is boring, the writing is generic (they try to robotise our writing) and the career prospects are slim.
I've decided to drop my course.
Initially I considered being a bum and staying in bed for at leasy 8 weeks, sobbing and touching myself. However after 15 minutes of this I decided to do a different course.
I'm now, hopefully, going to do BA(hons) Public Relations. It's a year longer than my previous degree course was going to be (so it's a 4-year thingy) with a placement for a year which I get paid for (wooh) and stuff.
Just wondered how other people who have changed courses (or have friends who have changed, etc) have found the transition to be.
Oh and I know I'm an indecisive pansy before anyone points it out. I've come to terms with that.
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