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I feel like my bpd makes me insanely competitive, mini golf, bowling, arcade games, Wii, Netflix games (Lego Netflix game is so fun if u haven’t tried it) ect.

If I loose one of these games I get insanely annoyed, like ruins the whole date or day. I went ice skating once and before I try sonthing new I feel like I’m going to be amazing at it, and when I fail I crash out.

I’m such a sore looser, I hate this part of myself. I then spiral into feeling like a shitty person
A.) for being a bad looser
B.) for being shit at ‘everything’

I feel like I’m bad at everything, even though I know I’m probally not I can’t shake this feeling. As a child I used to be so ‘good’ at everything too!

Anyone experience anything similar

Ive made a list of questions of what I’m unsure about, if anyone has any other questions also comment below and hopefully we can all get the answers we need.

Exercising
Whats available for students i would love to start Pilates or join a gym, with a pool or sauna.

Activities
•What else is enjoyable for students that doesn’t involve drinking.

Packing & acom
•Also what do I need to pack currently looking at staying in foundry court?

Kitchen advice
•first time at uni and feel a bit grossed out by sharing a kitchen with others?
-was thinking of buying a coffee machine
-and an air fryer
Should I keep them in my room?
-what meals should I make to keep affordable
-what should I buy for my kitchen frozen, is there bakery’s nearby?
-how much plates, cups, bowls, do I need tin opener, chopping boards ect..

Freshers week
-when is freshers week, what does it entail?

Move in date
•when do I need to move in if I start in sept 21st?

Flying home to Ireland
•how often do you students fly home?

_thanks everyone

I just got into vet med 26 at UCLAN. I have no alevels but an access to HE COURSE. I’m so shocked and so happy. But my whole life has just changed overnight! My heart feels crazy! But I’m so thankful. Wish me luck

Intro info-
I attended a interview for vet med at Lancashire, I was placed on the waiting list I already have my results 45 distinction level 3 credits access to higher education course in science (and yes the required bio and chem credits) I’m waiting for everyone else to get their results august 13th.

Questions-
Do I have any chance of getting a place?

Do people that miss their offer but have a higher application than me, go ahead of me in the wait list?

How many people reject places, or don’t meet their offers. And how many people on the wait list if any, actually get a place?

Should I apply through clearing for vet med including foundation year, (and if I apply for any uni or Lancashire will I loose my spot on waiting list)

I’m 21 years old now and feeling pretty hopeless. Vet med is my only aspiration in life and I don’t know how I will cope if I do not get in :/
I know it all sounds very silly but I’m genuinely not interested in anything else. Including vet nursing.

Hi everyone, VET MED
I all ready have my results, I did not have them when I applied. Most people don’t revive their results until the 18th of august. I know it’s a small chance of getting in now that I didn’t originally get a place. But I attended an interview and was placed on the waiting list not rejected. Can I update my ucas to have my new results. And any advice for the 18th of august. Whats my best chance of getting a spot.

If I have no luck, should I go abroad?
Any advice!

Thanks

Hi everyone,
I all ready have my results, I did not have them when I applied. Most people don’t revive their results until the 18th of august. I know it’s a small chance of getting in now that I didn’t originally get a place. But I attended an interview and was placed on the waiting list not rejected. Can I update my ucas to have my new results. And any advice for the 18th of august. Whats my best chance of getting a spot.

If I have no luck, should I go abroad?
Any advice!

Thanks