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Applying for uni in 2021 part 2

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poppycat10 · 26/02/2021 10:14

Hi all, this is a continuation thread from www.mumsnet.com/Talk/higher_education/3828249-applying-for-uni-in-2021?pg=40

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pepperaunt · 17/09/2021 11:56

DD is our only so feeling very emotional thinking about drop off (only one parent allowed upstairs so DH will be lugging her stuff while I cry silently in the Quad). Will be followed quite soon thereafter by DH returning to the office part time so the adjustment will be huge.

vjg13 · 19/09/2021 08:33

@minesawine How has your son found it? dropped my daughter off there on Friday at the City Campus.

minesawine · 28/10/2021 10:35

How are everyone's DC's settling down at their universities? My DD is loving Portsmouth, still parties more than studies but has already growing up from my baby to a lovely young woman.

AtiaoftheJulii · 03/11/2021 23:59

I was just looking for a freshers thread, I guess this is it? Or is there another one hiding somewhere?

Dd3 (aka my baby girl! 🙄 ) went at the beginning of October. She's just been home for the weekend which was really nice. She's a fair way (4+ hours) from home and finding that quite hard - all exacerbated by covid/being the youngest of the family/health issues - but she's reassured by the possibility of transferring nearer for her second year! I have no idea how feasible that actually is in practice, but it's a theoretical option, and that's helpful in itself.

Her flatmates are fine, not going to be her BFFs, but it's all friendly. She's trying to meet more people, and I think she will be fine. I just would like her to feel completely settled and at home and surrounded by friends immediately! I tell her it can't happen immediately but it's difficult to listen to my own advice Grin

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