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Luke Nichols
Faculty: Science and Engineering
School: Psychology
Course:
BSc (Hons) Psychology
Category: Psychology
10 December 2014
The first year of university can be a daunting experience for many, whether you’re moving away from home or commuting. Luckily, this is my second time being a fresher. Last year I moved away from home and studied at Royal Holloway, in Surrey. Nonetheless I am back to being a fresher again.
Being a first year student at any university is always a little terrifying. Many of us have to learn about a completely new town or city, where our classes are, and most importantly make new friends – talking to new people and really throwing ourselves into the goings-on of the university to fully maximise the potential of meeting as many people as possible. Making friends can be a fast process at university as everybody is in the same boat. However, as the weeks go by I can guarantee you and I will find ourselves talking to those we did not speak to in the first few weeks.Disclaimer
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