Don’t worry about the future!
Third year at university is hard because not only have you got a 10,000 word dissertation to write (alongside your other modules!) but you also have the thought looming over your head that in a few months you’ll be leaving university and entering the world of work. Whilst many people studying Sociology here at Leicester […]
Take a positive outlook on the future
As I said in my previous blog, I have recently been travelling and one of the best parts about my trip was meeting people. Amongst the tons of people I met there was one man, from Austria, who altered my view about my future. Having just finished my second year at university I had begun to get worried about the […]
Positivity is key; a post for the worriers and tired ‘over-achievers’ this exam season.
Usually during exam season, I am the typical sleepless, stressed and crazed looking girl standing in the corner, mumbling memorised notes under my breath whilst clutching my 7th cup of coffee. This year, however, I seem to have become one of those magical, calm and collected students, who despite feeling those normal feelings of exam […]
Keeping up student morale this exam season; TeachFirst edition.
Happy New Year, folks! Here’s to hoping 2014 is full of wonderful things for us all. One thing I am certainly hoping is in store for my 2014 is top-notch grades (winning the lottery would be nice too, but you can’t have everything)! So, in hopes of achieving my 2014 aim, I have been revising […]
Why Sociology IS a credible degree; shh-ing the critics.
If you were to ask me what my degree of Sociology actually is, there would be multiple paths of explanation I would have to consider before I answered. To my Nana’s sweet little old Nana friends, I tell them that I study society which ultimately helps to make Government policy. Throw ‘Government policy’ in my […]
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