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Emily Shephard wrote: 9 May 2024, 20:03 Still got a bit of time then I'm doing my undergraduate so we started pretty early for assessments

i start my undergrad in a few months D: any advice??

@Scout Fu-Hai
Oh-ho! Well, all I can say is that you'll be great! It'll be a lot of work but remember, it's your undergrad, so make it yours. Show examiners etc that you're passionate about what you're choosing to do

Is undergraduate education difficult?

Yes and no... Yes in that you gotta have a lot of detail (depending on what the subject is and how the grades are weighted/worth) but no in that there's going to be modules that you're guaranteed to joy, even at least one

Emily Shephard wrote: 9 May 2024, 22:13 @Scout Fu-Hai
Oh-ho! Well, all I can say is that you'll be great! It'll be a lot of work but remember, it's your undergrad, so make it yours. Show examiners etc that you're passionate about what you're choosing to do

i think im pretty well prepared for the amount of work (hopefully) BUT its a 4yr degree + a 2yr program after and its a pretty hard program.... only like 10-20 students at the school im going to get admitted per year D:

Then you gotta show 'em you're dedicated! I did two year's French before switching to English (for a lot of IRL reasons) by the time I graduate I'll have spent 5 years at uni (part time atm so I'm still in the semi transfer period) - In my experience so far, lecturers etc love ideas. They're only there to give you the material that needs covered. It's our job to show what we've learnt from them and introduce a whole new idea to the table (if that makes any sense!)
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