I'm Sudanese and I have been studying in a Sudanese university that opened a center in saudi arabia due to the war. The problem is this center is now closing and i cant go back to Sudan due to war and poverty and i have just finished the first year. i also want to get out of saudi arabia and study somewhere else because I'm bi sexual and i left islam and doing such things is punishable by death. i need to find a university i can transfer to or restart from the beginning as long as i can take a scholarship or anything that can fund my moving and living

Basically, I got into a public university around a month ago or so. Right now, I need advice on how to handle university life and what I should be doing during my time here. I don't want to regret many things in the future simply because I don't know about them. For example, I didn't do much during my time in high school, and now I regret it. I missed out on scholarships, olympiads, and so on. I don't want that happening again.

So basically, i’m starting college.
It’s been a crazy long journey, like nobody believed i’d actually make it. I barely passed my high school final exams after retaking them, and then last minute i somehow got accepted into this super prestigious private college. Anyone else would see this as a huge blessing after struggling so much, but honestly? To me it feels awful.

I literally hate school. Getting up every morning, my stomach growling non-stop and getting 10x worse the second I’m stressed out. My last year of high school was an absolute DISASTER. I had so many absences that every single adult was breathing down my neck, my aunt who lives in another country literally flew in to visit my school to figure out what was wrong, people were pushing me to see therapists...
School was just a constant source of stress and anxiety (it’s way too long to fully explain, but yeah, that’s the main thing u need to know).

So yeah, now here I am, having to start it all over again when I don't even wanna be here (my mom is forcing me, plus she dropped 8k on tuition so there’s zero chance I can just quit).

How do I force myself to actually study, wake up every single day without feeling totally miserable, and not drop out or fall back into my old high school habits? (Like ditching class, rushing my work, or just not studying out of pure detachment).

Bcs the idea of having to start doing homework and studying again is literally horrifying. I have no idea how I’m gonna survive this year, I legit feel like I’m gonna break down. Plus, the pressure from my mom is insane. And on top of that, it’s a super rich-kid school and I’m one of the very few Black people there, which stresses me out even more bcs I don't want anyone looking down on me, and I already feel so completely out of place.

(Good to know ig:I have nothing to look forward to in life, genuinely. No motivation to continue living bcs I don’t know what I’m doing. Even the studies I’m gonna do, I’m not interested in doing them. So like idk what to do?! How do I get motivated?
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Hi I am looking for some degree advice :)

I am wanting to study a major in sociology/ anthropology but I know they don’t have the best career outcomes by themselves unless you already have connections. So I’m wondering what majors do you think would be the best to pair with this major to make it more employable.

And if you have studied sociology/ anthropology what career are you in now and what was it like finding a job after uni?

Any advice would be appreciated!!

It's been 2 months. I wonder something..

I keep switching opinions about it, but I'm currently 19, I'm a student at university, and I got accepted to do the same option with online classes.

I don't know what to do, like I already lost a lot of my teenage life behind with depression during high school, and I finally got to make 2 real friends at my current university..

But I want to do online classes since I'm 19, I'm an introvert with social anxiety, and going to Paris every day with 1 hour of transport was hell... I got so happy when I got the proposition, then time passed and i started to think about it, but my mind was more on online classes for preferences, I eventually was preparing to send a message to my friends for telling them, but i never had the guts to, because they told me clearly you can wait another year and see (in fact I know they don't want me to leave..And it's why I don't wanted to tell them yeah I'm leaving im abandoning you)

I wish I could wait a year again, but.. Proposition about it: Don't wait

But now it's September again and I'm starting to think but wait what if the uni I was in is actually the best choice I'm like I won't even do anything all day except working I won't meet my friends (it's what really is holding me back) because after all these years I finally had the occasion to make friends and living a normal life, not a lonely school life for the first time but also I know while going, I know sometimes teachers could be boring, I know I could feel very bad yes but.. I'm thinking, is it really worth throwing everything away ?

Like I'm also thinking, will I feel better in online classes ? Will I mainly feel regretful ?

I just wanna look for someone who have online classes and telling me their experiences on it.. For example, if you're introverted, do you feel better after choosing it ? Do you regret your old uni life ? And based on my current situation some advices, I'd really appreciate it <3

I know I could still see my friends ofc even if I choose the online classes, but it'll be way harder + no living uni life with them like before..

im from the uk, and i am now going into year 13, my last year of mandatory education. in my gcses (exams taken when you are around 16) i got 888776666 and a 3 in music (an 8 is an A*, a 7 is an A, a 6 is a A-/B+, and a 3 is something like a D), and i only revised around a week before exams and not at all, for some subjects like science (6-6) and french (8).

now, i am going into year 13, and my predicted a level grades (similar to AP courses in the usa i think?) are a B in english literature, a C in geography, and an E in chemistry. i have been really struggling with revising and understanding, mainly chemistry. i barely revised, maybe only for like 1 hour a day before my mocks for around 2 weeks. as you can imagine, i am quite disappointed with what i got, but i dont know how to bring myself to revise either. my official mocks (that get sent to universities in my application) are in october.

ive always enjoyed physical geography and english literature, as well as film. i am hoping to go to university and study either geology or english literature/film in september of 2027, but im not sure if i have what it takes, or what to do to improve.

This research looks into the observations of security guards regarding on students who use e-cigarettes around fire exit areas of the LCT buildings at the University of the East–Caloocan.

Hey everyone,

I am a Master’s student at the University of Bern (Switzerland) conducting a scientific research study examining how certain traits, life experiences, attitudes and behaviors are related to each other.

I would greatly appreciate if you could participate in my survey: https://ww3.unipark.de/uc/research_study_university_Bern_Switzerland/

Thank you very much!

Soo I am Jordanian and I want to apply for this uni but I don't know how to, I keep getting troubles in their website, does anyone know their email? Because I want to contact them and understand how to apply. (I think this is the right subreddit?)

Planning to further my studies.

Is SUSS University or SIM-RMIT more recognised?

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Buongiorno a tutti, scrivo questo post non come mero sfogo o lamentela ma come occasione di confronto. Sono una studentessa pendolare, cosa che mi è assolutamente fattibile logisticamente, a breve e inizierò il secondo anno di università a Padova e sono molto soddisfatta del percorso accademico e complessivamente anche della qualità della didattica, ma sono rimasta delusa d’altra parte da questa esperienza per quanto concerne il lato umano. Certo, essere pendolare non permette di vivere sempre appieno la città come chi è fuorisede o del posto, però ho notato che proprio nelle aule si respirava un’aria tossica e poco collaborativa, dove difficilmente nascono dei legami che vadano oltre la circostanza. Molti ritengono che dipenda tanto dalla facoltà (ad esempio Giurisprudenza o Economia penso siano in vetta per questo), che ce ne siano alcune dove l’ambiente è effettivamente così poco piacevole ed altre (come in generale Ingegneria) dove si socializza più facilmente. Chiaramente ognuno parla in relazione alla propria esperienza, per ciò che ho visto io non vi é solo mancanza di collaborazione e competizione inutile a livelli ridicoli, ma anche la presenza di un problema strutturale: un buongiorno con il sorriso e il tentativo di passare un pranzo assieme fanno sì che tu sia squadrato da testa a piedi come un fossi un estraneo totale al loro mondo. Tutti trovano i propri gruppetti i primi giorni, si parlano come se si conoscessero da una vita, non ammettono altri dentro e poi magicamente dopo pochi mesi si sfaldano e le persone non si parlano più. Fortunatamente non ho mai preso parte a queste dinamiche, sto bene con tutti quelli che hanno piacere ma allo stesso tempo sto bene anche da sola senza problemi se le condizioni sono queste. Penso che l’università non sia più un luogo dove nascono amicizie durature come una volta e sta diventando sempre meno luogo di aggregazione aldilà dell’interesse verso il seguire la lezione. In aggiunta a ciò, tanti veneti sono chiusi di mente e poco aperti nelle relazioni con gli altri, non presentano generalmente un bel modo di vivere le relazioni interpersonali. Questo è ciò che penso e credo sia difficile trovare un ambiente diverso alla magistrale, chiedo a voi se la pensate come me o avete altre esperienze, sono curiosa di raccogliere diverse prospettive e punti di vista.

Hello! 24F, I work at a private school and I currently enrolled in B.ed course (2026-28), with this degree I can want to purse Masters in social work, can pursue Masters in social work from an open university along with this bEd degree??

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Hello, im a 17 years old syrian student currently studying highschool in Turkey. My current highschool percentage is %78 and i have one year left in highschool, i am planning on focusing this year and getting my percentage up, and im expecting my final percentage to be above %80, i know its still low. I want to study abroad but my financial situation makes it impossible to afford without any scholarship or financial aid. I want to study IT or MIS or Software engineering. I will do the IELTS and im expecting a good score and i will work on a few projects like apps and websites so it can improve my chances. My question is based on my situation whats the best choice for me? Where should i study? What should i prepare? And what are my chances? I dont know a lot about universities since i have started researching only a few days ago so excuse me if i made any mistakes and thank you.

i’m going into my masters program and looking for recommendations for an app where i can import files, organize citations and annotate those files.

during my undergrad, i used zotero and it worked for managing assigned readings and for my own personal research but i want to try other apps to find something that’d work better for me.

note: i have a macbook so it’d have to be compatible with that.