I'm glad you made this decision, as it seems really well reasoned and the right thing for you at the moment. Wishing you all of the luck in the world for this next step and I hope your mental health benefits as a result Xx
hello there, I just met you through your notion videos (thanks for putting some useful content out there), you seem like a sweet person, congratulations for being brave enough to make a choice as big as this one, I really hope things are going better for you by now. also, i'm no psychiatrist, but i highly recomend you to consider at least giving a try on meditation, especially the mindfullness one, it could help in some way - it certainly helped me - even if it is just 1%, it´s still something, isn't it? anyway, wishing you all the best!
Thanks for sharing! Mental health is incredibly important and of course more important than any qualifications. I've actually just finished the first 3 years of my undergrad degree and am considering doing an integrated Masters. My mental health has been trash this past year but I think I can survive one more year. But I'll keep in mind the stuff you talked about in this video. If I can't bear it then I might also drop out but for now I think I'm sticking with it. And I have a question about dropping out in the middle of the integrated masters year. Do you still have to pay the student loan for the whole 4th year even though you dropped out?
I'm glad you made this decision, as it seems really well reasoned and the right thing for you at the moment. Wishing you all of the luck in the world for this next step and I hope your mental health benefits as a result Xx
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hello there, I just met you through your notion videos (thanks for putting some useful content out there), you seem like a sweet person, congratulations for being brave enough to make a choice as big as this one, I really hope things are going better for you by now.
also, i'm no psychiatrist, but i highly recomend you to consider at least giving a try on meditation, especially the mindfullness one, it could help in some way - it certainly helped me - even if it is just 1%, it´s still something, isn't it?
anyway, wishing you all the best!
Thanks for sharing! Mental health is incredibly important and of course more important than any qualifications.
I've actually just finished the first 3 years of my undergrad degree and am considering doing an integrated Masters. My mental health has been trash this past year but I think I can survive one more year. But I'll keep in mind the stuff you talked about in this video. If I can't bear it then I might also drop out but for now I think I'm sticking with it.
And I have a question about dropping out in the middle of the integrated masters year. Do you still have to pay the student loan for the whole 4th year even though you dropped out?
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