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Uni and Poor Health
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i feel uni is just a setup for people to get impostor syndrome, doubt themselves and burnout
results take too long to be released so its hard to see progress and i feel so weak and incapable, some kind words and moral support would be appreciated
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Mate 100% valid only way I was able to get through uni was off the back of a great cohort of people. So I would recommend going to your classmates and checking in with them it really helps. If you can't do that fine but just always remember everyone is in the same boat as you and you aren't supporting to already know everything that's why you are at uni to learn.
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love that mate, goin to uni more often next sem should help with that
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Hey there,
As a current uni student, I relate to your post so thanks for sharing! You clearly care about your work and results so I think that goes to show you are capable and not weak. It can be hard to wait for results to come through, but at the end of the day, it's out of our hands. All you can do is your best for the assignments and then take the feedback into account for next time. Going to all my classes and chatting to people about the assignments has helped me and made me realise that we're all just trying to get through it and I'm not alone.
Hope this helps and wishing you the best for next semester!
Kind regards,
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