nnnnnnnn; its 4am here and i still have work to do for tomorrow (taking a little break on atrl) . it is hard and a bit stressful - maybe cause im a first year and just getting used to it
BUT im asking is college/uni hard for you? and what is your program in ?
Not as hard as K.C.S.E where I'm from.
I'm taking commerce so I think my course isn't as hard as those doing science oriented courses but I still have a hard unit each semester but it's really not that bad.
with A Levels/college in england, it's not that they're hard, it's just the workload. i definitely wasn't expecting it and once you fall behind, you're ****ed
I struggled with A-Levels too although I was really depressed in college (this is different to uni in the UK for any international members) so that played a part too.
Anyway I just did my 1st year of English Lit and it wasn't that hard although I know 2nd and 3rd year are a huge step up.
If you life on campus, getting adjusted to campus life may be hard.
Also, regardless of your major you'll be taking a lot of requirements your first year that don't directly pertain to your degree. Also, you schedule may suck because freshmen get the end of the stick when picking class times.
with A Levels/college in england, it's not that they're hard, it's just the workload. i definitely wasn't expecting it and once you fall behind, you're ****ed
Thisssssss too much truth - its a game of catch up for me now
I don't do **** and I have all the credits so far.
I study European Law btw.
But American uni is different from here. Isn't it true everyone from HS has access to university in the US?
It depends what you mean by "access". Can every high school student potentially go to a university or college? Yes. Does every high school student go to college? Hell no.
its 4am here and i still have work to do for tomorrow (taking a little break on atrl) . it is hard and a bit stressful - maybe cause im a first year and just getting used to it 
x100
end of the stick when picking class times.