Ive been at BNU for 3 weeks now and i am starting to feel the pressure already. There seems to be a ridiculous amount of reading, which would be fine for me if it was a normal book. but these books are incredibly thick worded, like its the same as swimming through custard- really hard to get into and to move through fluently. the assignments at first seem really scary as is not like what Ive ever done before but i think once i start getting into a regime i think i will be fine and maybe slow down on the drinking and social side of things.
since i enrolled on the head start course before actually starting the term i met alot of new people all who were really cool, that's probably the best experience of starting uni, just the meeting new friends who you would never get a chance to otherwise.
The work isn't hard in content wise of what it actually is, its the fact that there is sooo much of it to do and I have to work out how it all interrelates and applies to everything else and then looking at real examples. Its quite overwhelming compared to A level. The thing Ive said to all of my friends about uni is that when u start A level they say its hard work and a lot to do, but realistically you can blag it where as uni its impossible to blag anything and you really have to just get on and do the work.
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