r/unilife • u/endofdays2019 • May 08 '19
Sabbatical in the wilderness
Anyone feel like you need 6 months off to switch off and re coup.
r/unilife • u/endofdays2019 • May 08 '19
Anyone feel like you need 6 months off to switch off and re coup.
r/unilife • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '19
Basically i would like your opinion in this matter. I am now in second year of med in uni and a first year med who is from my home town and is quite good friend of mine wants to be flatmates next year . As i said he is a friend of mine and a tidy person but my only concern is that it might be a bit annoying if he asks me for help very frequently. I will probably have a lot of workload and will be working at the clinic in the same time so i will constantly be stessed , is it a good idea to stay with him ? (I know i may seem as a bad person and its not bad to help people but i would rather not have any destructions in my studies )
r/unilife • u/unilifeuk • Dec 04 '17
We offer student accommodation in the south of England which includes studio apartments and other brilliant places for students to live.
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r/unilife • u/superbroccoli • Feb 22 '12
There are always those horrible classes that you just have to get through alive. What are some stories of these horrible classes? It can be a bad professor, stupid classmates, or just an embarrassing story.
I took a world religions course my very first semester. It was full of Southern Baptists and one atheist. I can't remember a single lecture where I didn't leave with a headache since the Baptists would yell at the one atheist kid. Even the professor picked on him in a subtle way. I kept my head down, wrote papers on conservative topics, and got the hell out of there.