– if you have a loan and no job, you can sit pretty for a while.


Will I get onto a post-grad course?


This is a nice way to climb back into that university bubble and get those brain juices churning once more. My own concern with this point is that, normally you have to apply for your post-grad stuff during your third year…needless to say, it is distressing.


Moving swiftly on, number 4, Should I stay in the UK? For


those who fancy travelling the current global crisis which spans money, politics and climate is making it a tough decision. Staying in the UK probably means camping out with the ‘rents until you’re 50. Going abroad runs the risk of global collapse being blamed on your extravagant souvenir purchases and stealing jobs from the locals. What’s a grad to do?


Last but by no means least Losing touch with friends - At uni you


start a whole new life, and then suddenly in the blink of an eye it all vanishes and you can feel a bit isolated, the sensation of loneliness creeps in and you start to question whether or not to change your Facebook occupation to Hermit.


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