@Ginfordinner
I don't think there's anything specific. She's never done change especially well-always took her a term to get used to anything new, and she likes being at home because it's comfortable. I used to want to get away because I had far more freedom (issue of living in a rural village with poor public transport and parents who wouldn't let us drive the car), but that's not the case for her as she has probably more freedom as she can take the car.
She has friends at uni but not major can't wait to see you friends, her social life here is as good.
She's also scared the work will get too much for her I think.
Mentally she has seemed a little depressed at times, but getting her to talk/see a doctor is worse than getting dd2 to have a blood test, which is like the proverbial blood out of a stone.
I don't want to push her for that, but I do worry because she tends to give the aura of someone who always breezes through without a worry, but isn't like that, so doesn't get support when she needs it.
@Benjispruce2 yes, but the surrounds are growing quite rapidly-I think it's to the north of the city. My parents are up north and they've been low for weeks, but surrounded by high ones (Preston and the like) and have just jumped up 170% this week, so I suspect it will come.
Also I know locally, even though we are currently very low, the hospitals have been told to expect current growth until at least the end of September. So we could be looking at April figures then-and that's when she'll have to make a decision whether to go or not.
I don't want her so far away if lockdown is happening, especially if she looks like she might be depressed, but it would be really bad for her mentally not to go, I suspect then getting back would be much harder, if she did it at all, so I won't really know what to say if it's bad at that point.
I was hoping the growth for the second wave would hold off until end of October and then she'd at least get the beginning of the term without it being too bad.