well i enrolled onto a college course of which something i thought i wanted to do.

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well i enrolled onto a college course of which something i thought i wanted to do.

well i do but i hate the course and i hate the people on the course. the only real thing i want to do is join the army. but i failed the medical last time so if i get prevented from joining i duno wat iam gona do i really dont think i can last 2 years at college.. what do you think i should do??? it will be the same course and the same people for 2 whpole years and i really dont think i can cope with it. i have only bin there a week and i hate it, i volenteer at a animal wildlife hospital and i love that but its not likely for me 2 get a decent postion wit only a level 2 nvq… so wat do u think?>

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2 months, 2 weeks ago (16 minutes after post)

I’d give college a little more time, my rule of thumb is to give it a month and after that leave it. I would stick with it if you can. Two years may sound long but think of all the doors it will open. It will allow you to get a job that you enjoy for the rest of your life. But like I said, after a month and you really feel you won’t be able to cope then put it off and do something else.

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An Unknown Location | 2 months, 2 weeks ago (27 minutes after post)

if you can study, perhaps, you can do it online? some unis let people study via online material/articles or they use skype for pre-arranged times, or things like msn. anyway, i suggest that you study while you’re still young and green, and absorb all that you can, no matter what age you’re at right now. because as time goes by, you’ll find yourself a little too lazy to go back and hit the books again. it’ll be harder to motivate yourself. i speak from experience.

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2 months, 2 weeks ago (34 minutes after post)

u see i really want to work with birds of pray, for example the red kite etc, but there is nothing going for or i havn’t heard of anything about them apart from like flying them, and breeding things. but iam not really into that i would like to study there behavier etc and stuff. but i duno wat i would have to stufy or anything… but like i said b4, the army is my number 1 job and i dont think i will enjoy anything like that so i duno if i can b assed with life.;.. wats the point if u cant do wat u want?

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An Unknown Location | 2 months, 2 weeks ago (50 minutes after post)

oh.. i see. but you’re enrolled to the course you hated? but like the subject? what is it about? from “something i thought i wanted to do” gives hint that this may be a first instinct. Keep with it. finish what you started; because you’ll never know when you’ll have a change of heart and decide in the future to do something else that may require this qualification.
If it’s just beginning and you really decide to make that flip, then try out some ornithology classes in cornell or there’s also in england sunderland uni. by the way always try to differentiate hobby and what you really want as a career. bec you don’t want to risk “burning out” during early stages of your lifetime.

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