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Originally Posted by orangebird
I'm sorry, this is  too, but I nearly choked on my lunch...
Dave - you're no where near the real world yet. Get a grip.
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Calm down..
I've been to Uni, and it is not easy for everyone. I personally was doing 30 hours + a week studying, didn't do much socialising (didn't get time), and I was working 25-30 hours a week AS WELL. I'll admit, I did get a bit of a rest during the holidays, but not an awful lot as I tended to work all the hours I could to save money.
Some people do have support from their parents, and don't have to work. A lot have little or no support from their parents, so have to work through Uni..
IIRC, Dave is doing an engineering degree, which is actually one of the harder degrees you can do. I personally did Computing Science.
BTW, I finished my degree 8 years ago and have been working ever since, so have a fair idea of what the real world is like..
But, as you say, this is all