After graduating I lost approximately 95% of the friends I had in school. Some of them went away, some of them are still in school, some of them I realized weren’t even really friends to begin with. We just couldn’t relate to each other anymore. Trying to make new friends after school is rough, so I totally get where your coming from here.
I, personally, would move near your uni friends. Moving out is a big step, so why not make it a little bit easier? Also, make the best of the time when you can be as close to your friends as possible. Later on, you will probably live in different places, so enjoy it now. I also don‘t perceive staying close to your Uni friends as „clinging on to uni life“ :) Basically, what I want so say: If you feel like you really need/want a „fresh start“ , you should move somewhere else... but if living near your friends would make you happy (for now) then don‘t move somewhere else just because you feel like that‘s the thing you are supposed to do. You can always make the fresh start and find work friends in the years to come :)
we often feel like we’ve got to get on with the next big thing, but that isn’t necessarily the case. you’re going to be working for many years, you’ll have a thousand opportunities to make work friends. friends from uni can be really special. moving close to them while you guys are still close by isn’t clinging to university, in my view. i guess what i’m saying is, don’t feel like you have to rush to the next thing. that would be a decision made based on anxiety and even fear (of being “behind schedule”, of missing out...). if moving close to your uni friends is what you actually want to do now, don’t hold back - and viceversa!
I moved to London for my first job after Cambridge and that’s over 20yrs ago. You and your uni friends will make time for each other. I keep in touch and visit my uni friends and they are all over the world - friendship. New experiences on the other hand will help you grow in areas beyond friendship. Good luck Paige! Love your enthusiasm. Cheers
I think I would move near to your uni friends, because you don't know when you'll have this opportunity again when y'all start the "grown up work life" spread over the whole country! Sometimes it's good to stay in your "comfort zone" and make small steps, because moving out itself is a big step! Plus you've got the rest of your work life to connect with your colleagues, and it'll be easier when you're at the office :)
I agree. Unfortunately it's a lot harder to make friends as an adult. Especially as people start having kids and there is a mismatch in lifestyle. I've been struggling since graduation so my personal opinion is that you should have fun while you still can with your uni friends. Those will be great memories
I love the little mention of the doppelgänger thing, my doppelgänger is hilariously enough my best friend! People think we’re twins all the time but we’re not related or the same age at all. As for college friends, your college friends will always be your friends. Obviously make an effort with work colleagues but there’s nothing wrong with keeping your friends from college in your life! I graduated from undergrad in 2012, and still talk to a lot of people from there including one of my roommates who comes to visit us regularly. It’s okay to not know what to do after uni, there’s a big shift in life for everyone. ❤️
You could always rent somewhere for 6 months whilst you are waiting for your office plans to be confirmed. That way you’re not tied into something so permanently. And then you can move once the office is open. Maybe live in Cambridge. At the end of the day, I really understand you wanting to move near your uni friends. You’ve spent so much time with them so you want to allow the friendship to flourish. All the best with the situation. Maybe the trip to Cornwall will help to clarify things.
May I suggest you move into a cube-shaped form with offshoots containing at least one bedroom, bathroom and a kitchen. It should also contain windows, ceiling. floors and a front door that allows you entrance to your cube form. The windows should have glass therefore you can look and an unspecified amount of the solar energy to penetrate and brighten up your cube form. The final consideration for the cube is walls. These walls must meet to form corners. Signed the bloody obvious estate agents. haha
I think you can still prioritise your uni friends, even though you're also very likely to make new friends as well. But just because you made friends with them in uni, it doesn't make their friendships any less real or significant for the rest of your life. It's always good to live near friends and a support system. I have moved to a new city to be near my best friend from uni and I don't regret it. I have work friends now too, who are wonderful, but I made them without having to move closer to these potential friends before I knew them. You're not "clinging" to anything. Your friends are your friends, and if they are special to you, do what you can to keep them.
What age group are the people you work with ? If they're married with kids , the chances are they won't socialise a lot out side of work , or have a social circle of their own peer group , with Uni friends you will always have a shared history , as for moving out , it's overrated , at the moment you get fed , have laundry done , and it's cheap , it's the life of Riley ! don't rush just for the sake of moving out .
For what it's worth, sometimes it's good to keep work and home separate. Not always, but sometimes you need to get RIGHT away from work, and just keep colleagues as once-a-week pub people. Living with strangers can work really well, and you get to meet new people through them, but it can also go horribly wrong - you need to trust your instincts when you go to look at places. If things are good with your uni friends and there's an opportunity to live WITH them, then go for it. If you're intending to live alone NEAR them, it might not be the best option. I had a good bond with uni friends and lived with them straight after graduation, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. A great option for you in post-covid times is to stay at home and save money for a deposit to buy your own flat in London, and you can rent one or more rooms out so you're not living alone, and will pay the mortgage off quicker. You might feel (wrongly) that you're not advancing by living at home, but it will go quickly, and you'll be surprised how quickly you can save £50,000.
Have a great reunion and say hello to all. Hope everyone has survived and is healthy. I think you should wait to move out, maybe another few months. Best Wishes.
When I get eyestrain headaches, I have found a little eye exercise that gets rid of the pain. You keep your head still and move you eyes from left to right a few times. Repeat that but with up-down movements and finally diagonal movements. No idea if it's backed by science but I found it helpful.
I'm not sure how far your job is from your friends but i would move closer to work and make effort to meet up with your friends. Mostly because you will eventually have a commute plus exams which should be priority. As someone who did what you are doing but the accountancy version it makes it so much easier having a shorter commute. I could stay at work to revise or know that I wouldnt waste time driving home to the point i was too exhausted to study. You will socialise with people from work eventually. Just my advice xx
I would totally just live in Cambridge - so much fun to be back there, especially if it's short term a few months or something. And when would you get the chance again if you have to be back in the office? So then you can move to London once you have in-person work and make work friends too :)
Paige, it is quite normal when you graduate from university to lose your friends because some move away and find jobs far away from where you live. You can always keep in touch with by emailing them or phoning them. Paige, how did you exams go? What exams did you write this week? When do you know your results?
New place ! Don’t worry, you’ll make friends organically. But it’s important to bond with your colleagues. It helps both professionally and personally. Trust me, I’ve been there.
It's true, it's more difficult to make friends after university. I made friends outside of work, e.g. I go to Karate training (used to, at the moment online) and we also had socializing events there. I also made friends at meetups (e.g. meeting where people speak Japanese). You get the idea. For you maybe at a band where you play the saxophone?
What's your thoughts on your job, do you enjoy it or do you prefer learning again. Maybe if you could do a video about it that would be cool. I comment way too much throughout the video lol, half of these is mine.
ı'm so overwhelmed :( We are not allowed to go out for 3 total weeks and tourists are allowed to do whatever they want. I've been at home for the past 1,5 years because it is never allowed for below 20-year-olds to go out!! I'm going crazy. But it is great to hear that you guys can meet outside from now on! Wish I had the chance :(
based on your name and on your description, i assume you are from turkey, right? i’ve heard about all the restrictions president erdogan has made for all the natives while tourists are able to move freely. i truly hope that the rules change as soon as possible. i am sending you so much strength and faith!
i personally think you shouldnt put pressure on yourself abt doing the "next big thing" or forcing yourself to do what u think you r supposed to like i think moving closer to ur uni friends is a good idea if its what you want and it makes u happy now then why not, i dont think its clinging to uni life, its just being around ur close friends and people you feel comfortable with, its not forever u know you can always move again if u change ur mind in a few months or years, i think you have plenty of time to get to know your coworkers and you shouldnt feel the pressure to rush it
I'm feeling the exact same way about making friends! I start an internship in a new place in 3 weeks and it's so scary to put yourself out there and try to establish a new community, especially in a pandemic 😔 We got this though, I think it's just best to go with your instinct as far as figuring out what the next chapter looks like for you.
Good luck! Yeah agreed, just trying to figure out what my gut feeling is. I have a habit of getting other people to make decisions for me and asking for too many opinions 😅
Hi i just want to thank you for your vidoes! You were motivation for my revision for exams (that finished yesterday!) And now helping me prepare for uni
I really think you should move close to your work place, this is a new chapter of your life with new people, and you can always meet up with your friends!!
YOU WILL VLOG YOUR VACATION WITH UNI FRIENDS. okay? Also I am so excited I am for the future content on your channel..I mean the vacation (which you will be vlogging obviously) and then your move out vlog and your home tour omg wowowww🐳🤍
I would choose to move to your friends, if that isn't too difficult with your job. Making friends from your job is hard, as people will switch jobs all the time and then often they're gone and make new contacts at their new jobs. I think friends from uni will for the largest part stay your friends. At least that's what happened in my case.
deep down you know what you want and what kind of person you are Paige! I mean think about when you had to make a choice bewteen a masters in astrophysics(job scarcity) and a job(stability). Were the reasons aligned to your core values? How will you feel about the decision you make now in 5 years? Personally,i would say since you are still young,you can afford to go with your insticts so if those friends are really special to you,there is nothing wrong with prioritizing your social life. EDIT:my point is don't listen to anyone or any comment,do what seems right for you,better do it and regret it than regret not doing it (also,you can have both work and uni friends,haha. i have different friend groups from uni,theatre classes,volunteering and even hs. it's cool,of course you are not goinna get super close with everyone but hanging out and socializing is still awesome)
Nice vlog! Thanks for sharing :) Btw are you taking CM1 next sitting? I did CM1 in April 2021, so happy to help if you have any questions when sitting it!
I wouldn’t rule it out, but I value social interaction so would need to be living near friends/family still! And agreed on the ads, thanks for pointing out - I forgot to adjust the monetisation settings, they populate automatically. Will fix!
@@PaigeY ahh I get you! I’m the opposite, I barely like talking to people when I’m at home 🤣 no problem! I know they serve a purpose but when listening, then an advert I can’t even skip pops up 😱 nooo! Do whatever works for you, and ultimately whatever saves you money too 👍🏻
Hi Paige i can understand why you are stressed out about everything these days , moving ,social life, exams these all big problems came at the same time to you. İ hope you can go for a holiday with your friends it will make your head less busier and more fresh. You are human too !😊❤️
Okay so on the subject of doppelgängers! A few years ago, on the voice kids Vlaanderen (Belgium), there was a contestant who really looked a lot like you! Her audition is on TH-cam. Her name is Noor and she sang At Last. You can still find it on the TH-cam channel of the voice kids Vlaanderen. Let me know if you see the resemblance! Also, good luck with the exams!
This is so exciting. Good luck for your career Paige. Do you have any tips for a Scottish student to apply to cambridge? We do 4 years here but idk if I should go straight to 2nd year which is 1st year for England. Based on my subjects I can get a direct entry to 2nd year uni in Scotland.
I would email Cambridge admission team. I personally don’t have too much of an idea. Uni in Scotland is free right? Fees for Cambridge is £9,250 so almost £30,000 for three three years. You’d still do the same amount of years regardless of Scotland or Cambridge.
Talking about doppelgangers, I do have a friend (she's french) and she really looks like you. Her name is Elsa Laloi, her facebook profile facebook.com/elsa.laloi/photos ;D!
After graduating I lost approximately 95% of the friends I had in school. Some of them went away, some of them are still in school, some of them I realized weren’t even really friends to begin with. We just couldn’t relate to each other anymore. Trying to make new friends after school is rough, so I totally get where your coming from here.
Same with me
Same
@F K try at least get a part time job u would be in a better situation
@F K what kind of pathetic life is that?
My best friend is my barber
Our best friends now once were strangers...Please keep that in mind Paige :) Wish you best of luck as always ! :)
Very true. Thank you!
I, personally, would move near your uni friends. Moving out is a big step, so why not make it a little bit easier? Also, make the best of the time when you can be as close to your friends as possible. Later on, you will probably live in different places, so enjoy it now. I also don‘t perceive staying close to your Uni friends as „clinging on to uni life“ :)
Basically, what I want so say: If you feel like you really need/want a „fresh start“ , you should move somewhere else... but if living near your friends would make you happy (for now) then don‘t move somewhere else just because you feel like that‘s the thing you are supposed to do. You can always make the fresh start and find work friends in the years to come :)
we often feel like we’ve got to get on with the next big thing, but that isn’t necessarily the case. you’re going to be working for many years, you’ll have a thousand opportunities to make work friends. friends from uni can be really special. moving close to them while you guys are still close by isn’t clinging to university, in my view.
i guess what i’m saying is, don’t feel like you have to rush to the next thing. that would be a decision made based on anxiety and even fear (of being “behind schedule”, of missing out...). if moving close to your uni friends is what you actually want to do now, don’t hold back - and viceversa!
I could not agree more!
I moved to London for my first job after Cambridge and that’s over 20yrs ago. You and your uni friends will make time for each other. I keep in touch and visit my uni friends and they are all over the world - friendship. New experiences on the other hand will help you grow in areas beyond friendship. Good luck Paige! Love your enthusiasm. Cheers
This is so lovely and reassuring to hear. I hope my uni friends are friends for life!
@@PaigeY you got this! Follow your heart.
Your videos are so nice to watch and so calming. I rewatch all of them every once in a while.
I think I would move near to your uni friends, because you don't know when you'll have this opportunity again when y'all start the "grown up work life" spread over the whole country! Sometimes it's good to stay in your "comfort zone" and make small steps, because moving out itself is a big step! Plus you've got the rest of your work life to connect with your colleagues, and it'll be easier when you're at the office :)
I agree. Unfortunately it's a lot harder to make friends as an adult. Especially as people start having kids and there is a mismatch in lifestyle. I've been struggling since graduation so my personal opinion is that you should have fun while you still can with your uni friends. Those will be great memories
I love the little mention of the doppelgänger thing, my doppelgänger is hilariously enough my best friend! People think we’re twins all the time but we’re not related or the same age at all.
As for college friends, your college friends will always be your friends. Obviously make an effort with work colleagues but there’s nothing wrong with keeping your friends from college in your life! I graduated from undergrad in 2012, and still talk to a lot of people from there including one of my roommates who comes to visit us regularly. It’s okay to not know what to do after uni, there’s a big shift in life for everyone. ❤️
That must be so confusing for people who know you and your best friend 😂
You could always rent somewhere for 6 months whilst you are waiting for your office plans to be confirmed.
That way you’re not tied into something so permanently. And then you can move once the office is open.
Maybe live in Cambridge. At the end of the day, I really understand you wanting to move near your uni friends. You’ve spent so much time with them so you want to allow the friendship to flourish.
All the best with the situation.
Maybe the trip to Cornwall will help to clarify things.
May I suggest you move into a cube-shaped form with offshoots containing at least one bedroom, bathroom and a kitchen. It should also contain windows, ceiling. floors and a front door that allows you entrance to your cube form. The windows should have glass therefore you can look and an unspecified amount of the solar energy to penetrate and brighten up your cube form. The final consideration for the cube is walls. These walls must meet to form corners.
Signed the bloody obvious estate agents. haha
Wow this really has narrowed down my search hahaha
Very helpful
I think you can still prioritise your uni friends, even though you're also very likely to make new friends as well. But just because you made friends with them in uni, it doesn't make their friendships any less real or significant for the rest of your life. It's always good to live near friends and a support system. I have moved to a new city to be near my best friend from uni and I don't regret it. I have work friends now too, who are wonderful, but I made them without having to move closer to these potential friends before I knew them. You're not "clinging" to anything. Your friends are your friends, and if they are special to you, do what you can to keep them.
What age group are the people you work with ? If they're married with kids , the chances are they won't socialise a lot out side of work , or have a social circle of their own peer group , with Uni friends you will always have a shared history , as for moving out , it's overrated , at the moment you get fed , have laundry done , and it's cheap , it's the life of Riley ! don't rush just for the sake of moving out .
I’ve got lots of colleagues in their twenties, so probs quite social!
@@PaigeY Think of your poor mum though , how will she cope without her golden child ? 😊
@@PaigeY Think of your poor mum though , how will she cope without her golden child ? 😊
For what it's worth, sometimes it's good to keep work and home separate. Not always, but sometimes you need to get RIGHT away from work, and just keep colleagues as once-a-week pub people. Living with strangers can work really well, and you get to meet new people through them, but it can also go horribly wrong - you need to trust your instincts when you go to look at places. If things are good with your uni friends and there's an opportunity to live WITH them, then go for it. If you're intending to live alone NEAR them, it might not be the best option. I had a good bond with uni friends and lived with them straight after graduation, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. A great option for you in post-covid times is to stay at home and save money for a deposit to buy your own flat in London, and you can rent one or more rooms out so you're not living alone, and will pay the mortgage off quicker. You might feel (wrongly) that you're not advancing by living at home, but it will go quickly, and you'll be surprised how quickly you can save £50,000.
Have a great reunion and say hello to all. Hope everyone has survived and is healthy. I think you should wait to move out, maybe another few months. Best Wishes.
I would recommend to come live in Greece 🇬🇷!
When I get eyestrain headaches, I have found a little eye exercise that gets rid of the pain. You keep your head still and move you eyes from left to right a few times. Repeat that but with up-down movements and finally diagonal movements. No idea if it's backed by science but I found it helpful.
Perfect video to relax after a long morning of classes. Thank you Paige💛✨
I'm not sure how far your job is from your friends but i would move closer to work and make effort to meet up with your friends. Mostly because you will eventually have a commute plus exams which should be priority. As someone who did what you are doing but the accountancy version it makes it so much easier having a shorter commute. I could stay at work to revise or know that I wouldnt waste time driving home to the point i was too exhausted to study. You will socialise with people from work eventually. Just my advice xx
Paige I feel u. Moving out is scary, uncertain and full of anxiety! Its like suddenly you were a child and now u r an adult
"I hate the uncertainty SO much" feel you Paige!!!😭😅😅
Don’t worry Paige Y I’m planning to move to London next year.
That awkward moment when you are already watching a video of Paige and she uploads another!😬
I would totally just live in Cambridge - so much fun to be back there, especially if it's short term a few months or something. And when would you get the chance again if you have to be back in the office? So then you can move to London once you have in-person work and make work friends too :)
Paige, it is quite normal when you graduate from university to lose your friends because some move away and find jobs far away from where you live. You can always keep in touch with by emailing them or phoning them. Paige, how did you exams go? What exams did you write this week? When do you know your results?
New place ! Don’t worry, you’ll make friends organically. But it’s important to bond with your colleagues. It helps both professionally and personally. Trust me, I’ve been there.
I'm so excited for Cornwall!!🎉🥳
Hope you have a good time 😌
Soooo excited!!!
Emma, you have a channel?! This is awesome, already subscribed 🤗
It's true, it's more difficult to make friends after university. I made friends outside of work, e.g. I go to Karate training (used to, at the moment online) and we also had socializing events there. I also made friends at meetups (e.g. meeting where people speak Japanese). You get the idea. For you maybe at a band where you play the saxophone?
What's your thoughts on your job, do you enjoy it or do you prefer learning again. Maybe if you could do a video about it that would be cool.
I comment way too much throughout the video lol, half of these is mine.
ı'm so overwhelmed :( We are not allowed to go out for 3 total weeks and tourists are allowed to do whatever they want. I've been at home for the past 1,5 years because it is never allowed for below 20-year-olds to go out!! I'm going crazy. But it is great to hear that you guys can meet outside from now on! Wish I had the chance :(
This is the worst 😢 I really hope things improve for you soon
@@PaigeY thank you Paige 🥰
based on your name and on your description, i assume you are from turkey, right? i’ve heard about all the restrictions president erdogan has made for all the natives while tourists are able to move freely. i truly hope that the rules change as soon as possible. i am sending you so much strength and faith!
@@londonsquitebig8971 omg thats so nice of you, thank youuu
i personally think you shouldnt put pressure on yourself abt doing the "next big thing" or forcing yourself to do what u think you r supposed to like i think moving closer to ur uni friends is a good idea if its what you want and it makes u happy now then why not, i dont think its clinging to uni life, its just being around ur close friends and people you feel comfortable with, its not forever u know you can always move again if u change ur mind in a few months or years, i think you have plenty of time to get to know your coworkers and you shouldnt feel the pressure to rush it
I'm feeling the exact same way about making friends! I start an internship in a new place in 3 weeks and it's so scary to put yourself out there and try to establish a new community, especially in a pandemic 😔 We got this though, I think it's just best to go with your instinct as far as figuring out what the next chapter looks like for you.
Good luck! Yeah agreed, just trying to figure out what my gut feeling is. I have a habit of getting other people to make decisions for me and asking for too many opinions 😅
Omg you are such a huge inspiration Paige!!!
From Sri Lanka.💜💜
Hi i just want to thank you for your vidoes! You were motivation for my revision for exams (that finished yesterday!) And now helping me prepare for uni
No problem! Congrats on finishing exams 🎉
@@PaigeY thank you :)
I really think you should move close to your work place, this is a new chapter of your life with new people, and you can always meet up with your friends!!
YOU WILL VLOG YOUR VACATION WITH UNI FRIENDS. okay?
Also I am so excited I am for the future content on your channel..I mean the vacation (which you will be vlogging obviously) and then your move out vlog and your home tour omg wowowww🐳🤍
Absolutely! I knowww lots of exciting things coming this year 😋
You da best
Can you play careless whisper? Also do you have a tenor or alto sax?
Looks like an alto saxophone to me (the neckpiece does not have a bend in it, the one of a tenor sax usually has that)
Yep it’s an alto sax 🙂
I would choose to move to your friends, if that isn't too difficult with your job. Making friends from your job is hard, as people will switch jobs all the time and then often they're gone and make new contacts at their new jobs. I think friends from uni will for the largest part stay your friends. At least that's what happened in my case.
deep down you know what you want and what kind of person you are Paige! I mean think about when you had to make a choice bewteen a masters in astrophysics(job scarcity) and a job(stability). Were the reasons aligned to your core values? How will you feel about the decision you make now in 5 years? Personally,i would say since you are still young,you can afford to go with your insticts so if those friends are really special to you,there is nothing wrong with prioritizing your social life.
EDIT:my point is don't listen to anyone or any comment,do what seems right for you,better do it and regret it than regret not doing it (also,you can have both work and uni friends,haha. i have different friend groups from uni,theatre classes,volunteering and even hs. it's cool,of course you are not goinna get super close with everyone but hanging out and socializing is still awesome)
I’m not sure what my instincts are is the issue, I’m too indecisive 😂
I used to feel ready for an exam when I couldn't think of any questions anymore.
Do you have a link to the identical strangers documentary? Sounds really interesting!
th-cam.com/video/i1nz5Bkpmcw/w-d-xo.html just found it!
@@PaigeY Yay thank you so much!
Nice vlog! Thanks for sharing :)
Btw are you taking CM1 next sitting? I did CM1 in April 2021, so happy to help if you have any questions when sitting it!
haha I was looking at your channel to find some "study with me" videos and saw you uploaded this....time for another study break :)
"go to a lecture and now you're friends" - i thought that's how it would work when i went to university but it wasn't :(
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Would you ever live on your own? Also.. a few too many ads in this! I love the flow of videos too much for ads!
I wouldn’t rule it out, but I value social interaction so would need to be living near friends/family still! And agreed on the ads, thanks for pointing out - I forgot to adjust the monetisation settings, they populate automatically. Will fix!
@@PaigeY ahh I get you! I’m the opposite, I barely like talking to people when I’m at home 🤣 no problem! I know they serve a purpose but when listening, then an advert I can’t even skip pops up 😱 nooo! Do whatever works for you, and ultimately whatever saves you money too 👍🏻
Is anyone else desperate to know how Paige’s exams went? I can’t wait for that video!
Coming soon 😁
Very excited for you! Love you!♡
Can you give the link of that documentary you watched, please? :)
th-cam.com/video/i1nz5Bkpmcw/w-d-xo.html
Can't wait for the live session.
Hi Paige i can understand why you are stressed out about everything these days , moving ,social life, exams these all big problems came at the same time to you. İ hope you can go for a holiday with your friends it will make your head less busier and more fresh. You are human too !😊❤️
Thanks, life is busy somehow even during a pandemic. Looking forward to a break in a few month’s time
How do you do an exam from home? Is there a software which monitors you?
Okay so on the subject of doppelgängers! A few years ago, on the voice kids Vlaanderen (Belgium), there was a contestant who really looked a lot like you! Her audition is on TH-cam. Her name is Noor and she sang At Last. You can still find it on the TH-cam channel of the voice kids Vlaanderen. Let me know if you see the resemblance!
Also, good luck with the exams!
Ok just looked and I can see the resemblance! Not quite a doppelgänger but close haha
Are you still working and studying at the same time?
what about Astrid?
Another good friend who I’m sure I’ll catch up with later this year!
This is so exciting. Good luck for your career Paige. Do you have any tips for a Scottish student to apply to cambridge? We do 4 years here but idk if I should go straight to 2nd year which is 1st year for England. Based on my subjects I can get a direct entry to 2nd year uni in Scotland.
Idk if this is confusing lol. If anyone else has any advice please let me know.
I’m afraid I don’t have much knowledge of the Scottish system!
I would email Cambridge admission team. I personally don’t have too much of an idea.
Uni in Scotland is free right? Fees for Cambridge is £9,250 so almost £30,000 for three three years. You’d still do the same amount of years regardless of Scotland or Cambridge.
I had a question how did you manage to get a job as a actuary without clearly a single IFoA paper?
Oooo friends 👍👍👍👍
You should live in the Suburbs!
What!? No LaTeX at 4:27 in the video? (*surprised pikachu face*) Just kidding, TeXing under time pressure would be my worst nightmare...
Would’ve been keen to use LaTeX if it was allowed, but the IFoA said no 😢
9:31 this is me in every single actuarial exam I take omg
First!! 💗💗💗
your doppelgänger is eden sher and you know it
Haha I see *some* similarities but I think doppelgänger would be overstating it 😂
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Love U Paige from Bangladesh
Lots of love from Nepal!!!
I love the intro!
What kind of exams are you preparing for?
Actuarial (IFoA) exams
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People from work are not your friends and they shouldnt be your friends. Separate your personal life from worklife. It is the healthiest thing to do.
Am i the only one having problems with the audio?
Btw great vlog as always ❤
First!!!
Congrats
I need a job mam
gl for ur exam
For once im early, there's roughly 20 comments
Maybe the only way to feel prepared fo a test is to be in 3rd grade?! Lol
Talking about doppelgangers, I do have a friend (she's french) and she really looks like you. Her name is Elsa Laloi, her facebook profile facebook.com/elsa.laloi/photos ;D!
tbh you kind of look like Millie Bobby Brown
I don’t see it but I’ll take it haha
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Kanarische Isländer / Canary Islands
Canary Islands aka Las Palmas (1962) - British Pathé
Das Doppelte Lottchen
Second 😅
wait, why can't you live by yourself?
It’s an option but I’d prefer to have housemates to interact with and also it may be more expensive to live alone
Series Picture profire 'I look back No'9 '295 poeple buil track Story KingPhumiphon -
move where u want to move girl , you're thinking too much
I’m an overthinker haha
Your accent is too hard to understand 😥
Silly comment - she is a really clear speaker