You're only 20 years old Luke you've barely lived and you can still do whatever you want. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. The world is your oyster!
What does it mean that you already have your place?
there's two types of offer when unis offer you a place: conditional and unconditional. with a conditional, the uni will only accept you if you meet certain grades/requirements, and with an unconditional they will accept you no matter what.
It truly isn't. I'm in my mid-20s and I'm doing a new course myself and looking to change the course of my life. You can do it. The things you can do between your age and mine...you could easily get yourself some qualifications.
there's two types of offer when unis offer you a place: conditional and unconditional. with a conditional, the uni will only accept you if you meet certain grades/requirements, and with an unconditional they will accept you no matter what.
Oh alright I see. So how long have you been going to that uni? If your grades don't matter it must be really tuff to stay focused but you should still. I mean when you graduate won't it matter?
Oh alright I see. So how long have you been going to that uni? If your grades don't matter it must be really tuff to stay focused but you should still. I mean when you graduate won't it matter?
i'm not at uni yet, i start in october, i'm currently still at college!
over here, university and college are two different things.
All of mine were conditional. And I didn't even go to any of them despite meeting the offer
mess.
all my other ones were conditional, but i liked the uni i got the unconditional from the most, i liked the city, and i felt like i needed the security blanket of definitely being able to go to uni, no matter what.
It truly isn't. I'm in my mid-20s and I'm doing a new course myself and looking to change the course of my life. You can do it. The things you can do between your age and mine...you could easily get yourself some qualifications.
all my other ones were conditional, but i liked the uni i got the unconditional from the most, i liked the city, and i felt like i needed the security blanket of definitely being able to go to uni, no matter what.
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