Actually pretty well. Was most stressed during the last few weeks of my Spring classes though. Now I've numbed myself of emotion to get through the 2nd year
I'm in uni right now and for the first month I felt kinda lonely and lost.
But since the start of October, things have really picked up for me I no longer have a roommate (we haven't been getting along), I live on campus and my friends have been helping me get through everything. I thought that my dependence on them would end up turning them away, but they've always stuck by my side
Very badly, had a bit of a breakdown in 2nd semester and dropped out despite a good 1st semester
All good though as my school marks were high so I was able to get into different/better uni no problem. Just meant that I wasted a year and got myself about $4k in extra debt
I made a lot of friends (most of which I'm still friends with) but I still feel like I should've took a year out because I was not ready or prepared. I also wasn't sure if I even wanted to do the course I was doing in Uni. I'm still not sure if I should keep with it
I was also a messy bitch when I was drunk so that caused a lot of drama
Overall, it was a lot better than my school experience at least!
The first half was great because I made really amazing friends and was happy to be out of high school. But I got molested and stalked during the second half and I was depressed the whole time. It basically ruined my college experience and I can't wait to graduate the school this year.
This is my first year right now, and so far it's been 10/10 tbh
i've made great friends, gone out a lot, doing pretty well in all my classes, joined 2 clubs
Idk what i want to minor in, but other then that its been everything i could of wanted and more
It was a mess, I was doing Film & TV but I had a bit of a breakdown over abysmal career prospects and overall worthlessness of what I was studying, but I was having a lot of sex though
Now I'm doing Business Information Systems and I'm loving it
Bad because I was taking courses I had no passion in. But aside from the work and learning to adjust to the big amount of work load, I actually liked it. A lot of freedom and I've met a lot of cool people as well. You meet so many different kinds of people plus there are many amazing opportunities you can take part in. Use the resources your college provides to the fullest and you'll have a great time.
I no longer have a roommate (we haven't been getting along), I live on campus and my friends have been helping me get through everything. I thought that my dependence on them would end up turning them away, but they've always stuck by my side 
