FH
Oh no, sorry to hear about Covid. During my first year, I got covid in the first week of the first semester, so I missed out on a little bit. An 8AM and 4PM class day is an interesting choice, usually, I like to lump all my classes close after each other so I don't lose my pace. But, to each their own. You have plenty of time as a break, rest, study, etc during the day

A mentor sounds like a good idea, especially since many students go into uni not knowing what to expect. Will they be helping you with an Arts subject, or are they just from the Arts sector? In my experience, the first few weeks of a semester are pretty breezy, nothing too intense, usually gets you motivated and prepared for working at uni. Around Week 4 is when all the assignments are started, so you'll have some time to settle in.

Orientation is also very good. Try and get to everything you want to see/do, and you'll even find loads more people

  • FH replied to this.

    HELLO EVERYONE (im sorry i dont have enough time to reply seperately but yeah)

    FinFin-3rdYearUni thanks!! from what ive read, the mentors will be from the arts faculty.

    and you're very right, i have no idea what im going into 😭😭😭. scared and excited.

    also fees are 17k PER YEAR!?!?! insanity

    • MMHS replied to this.
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      FH thats nothing compared to biomed, i think someone ik said biomed was 50k a year, but the job kinda offsets that ig

      matureagedstudent try to apply for a job or study to get into uni, the only way you can actually thrive in life

      so ig you have analysed each and every 'high scorer' and caught them all cheating