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Not working, however being a first year in a university during this pandemic must’ve been the worst choice I’ve made in my life thus far. Especially considerin
by Orochikaku 6y ago
Not working, however being a first year in a university during this pandemic must’ve been the worst choice I’ve made in my life thus far.
Especially considering I’m thousands of kilometres away from friends and family and truly only being here for 3-4 exams per semester (everything else is online).
At this point being expelled sounds like a good deal.
- joelvalleroy 6y agoIf you won't lose scholarships or your seat, you can take a gap semester or year and return later. Most programs do have a time limit but full time students taking one gap year will likely be fine. There's a lot of valuable things you can do during a gap year to keep your career progressing such as (paid) internships, projects, other educational pursuits, or volunteering. But don't get expelled! That will tarnish your academic record and the credits won't transfer.