COLLEGE DRINKING POLL!!!?
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I'm at uni in the UK and I drink pretty much every weekend. It's perfectly legal to do so here and I don't drink particularly much just 3 or 4 pints or something like that on a night out.
I've never really thought about how it affects course work or anything like that though. I'd probably prefer my gpa to be higher than it is
but I don't think it would be higher if I stopped drinking.
Going out and drinking is just a fun way to relax and I enjoy it.
I've never really thought about how it affects course work or anything like that though. I'd probably prefer my gpa to be higher than it is
but I don't think it would be higher if I stopped drinking.Going out and drinking is just a fun way to relax and I enjoy it.
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Unforunately i dropped out of University because i partied too much. I now have a great job working at a bank, have the weekends off which are spent partying / going out with friends. (i'm only 22, so i might as well enjoy it).
I do find it has negatively affected me...lack of sleep may also add to that. however if it was that bad i would just discontinue doing it. For now, i'm enjoying my twenties.
I plan to go back to school in about a year and i feel more ready then i was when i left three years ago as i've got my "partying years" out of the way and can focus on why i'm there: to get my BA.
I do find it has negatively affected me...lack of sleep may also add to that. however if it was that bad i would just discontinue doing it. For now, i'm enjoying my twenties.
I plan to go back to school in about a year and i feel more ready then i was when i left three years ago as i've got my "partying years" out of the way and can focus on why i'm there: to get my BA.
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Answerme87
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Unforunately i dropped out of University because i partied too much. I now have a great job working at a bank, have the weekends off which are spent partying / going out with friends. (i'm only 22, so i might as well enjoy it).
I do find it has negatively affected me...lack of sleep may also add to that. however if it was that bad i would just discontinue doing it. For now, i'm enjoying my twenties.
I plan to go back to school in about a year and i feel more ready then i was when i left three years ago as i've got my "partying years" out of the way and can focus on why i'm there: to get my BA.
I do find it has negatively affected me...lack of sleep may also add to that. however if it was that bad i would just discontinue doing it. For now, i'm enjoying my twenties.
I plan to go back to school in about a year and i feel more ready then i was when i left three years ago as i've got my "partying years" out of the way and can focus on why i'm there: to get my BA.