Starting university is like stepping into a new era of your life.
While the thought of having a new start in a totally different place from where you were last sounds appealing, it is the idea of having to interact with people you don't know that sounds terrifying! Even if I consider myself to be the most outgoing, gregarious person, I might still be haunted a bit ( just a tiny little bit ) by the idea of a new beginning. Change is difficult for most people. It is human nature to reject the unfamiliar things because we don't know how to behave in such situations.
Also there's the fact that there already might be cliques and groups in your batch. Friends who come to the uni together from their college, people who met during the orientation week you missed. Acquiring that extra bout of confidence might be a lot harder than you think. But I guess its better to put yourself out there rather than be miserable and alone for the rest of the semester. I might also not follow my own advice once I start uni but we'll see.
My classes start in a while and I'm pretty excited but to be honest I'm very nervous too.
*fingers crossed*
Also there's the fact that there already might be cliques and groups in your batch. Friends who come to the uni together from their college, people who met during the orientation week you missed. Acquiring that extra bout of confidence might be a lot harder than you think. But I guess its better to put yourself out there rather than be miserable and alone for the rest of the semester. I might also not follow my own advice once I start uni but we'll see.
My classes start in a while and I'm pretty excited but to be honest I'm very nervous too.
*fingers crossed*
