When I was at school, I did well in my GCSEs. The only two A's that I got were in French and Spanish. I continued them into A level and thought "this is what I want to do with my life!"
I applied for University and got accepted into University of Ulster to do French & Spanish. I finished the first term (til Christmas break) and I felt as though I just wasn't enjoying it. I decided to stick it out as it might have just been because I was so used to being off for Christmas. Fast forward a few months and I decided to leave. I cried my eyes out to Chris, saying "I've wasted so much time! Languages was the only thing I was good at!"
I took some time to myself and just continued working. I saw a Forensic Science course in college and went for it. I enjoyed watching all those types of shows and I like science. After being there, I found out that the criminal psychology side of it was for me.
In January 2012, I applied for an Access to University course in Sociology and Psychology but a month later, I fell pregnant with C. As I was due in November I didn't see the point of doing the course for two months then having to leave to have a baby (of course, he arrived at the end of September but I wasn't to know that that was going to happen!).
Come January 2013, I applied again. I went to the information night and I kept my fingers crossed. Last week, I received an email:
"Dear Rebecca,
Your application for Access Certificate in Foundation Studies (QUB) has been considered and I am pleased to be able to make you an offer"
I'm delighted! It's only part-time as now I have the baby but I cannot wait to get started! I feel like I'm finally doing something with my life.
I applied for University and got accepted into University of Ulster to do French & Spanish. I finished the first term (til Christmas break) and I felt as though I just wasn't enjoying it. I decided to stick it out as it might have just been because I was so used to being off for Christmas. Fast forward a few months and I decided to leave. I cried my eyes out to Chris, saying "I've wasted so much time! Languages was the only thing I was good at!"
I took some time to myself and just continued working. I saw a Forensic Science course in college and went for it. I enjoyed watching all those types of shows and I like science. After being there, I found out that the criminal psychology side of it was for me.
In January 2012, I applied for an Access to University course in Sociology and Psychology but a month later, I fell pregnant with C. As I was due in November I didn't see the point of doing the course for two months then having to leave to have a baby (of course, he arrived at the end of September but I wasn't to know that that was going to happen!).
Come January 2013, I applied again. I went to the information night and I kept my fingers crossed. Last week, I received an email:
"Dear Rebecca,
Your application for Access Certificate in Foundation Studies (QUB) has been considered and I am pleased to be able to make you an offer"
I'm delighted! It's only part-time as now I have the baby but I cannot wait to get started! I feel like I'm finally doing something with my life.
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Yay!! Congratulations on being accepted! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tas!
ReplyDeleteThat is wonderful news - very happy for you x
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and good luck with the course! x
ReplyDeleteThank you both! x
ReplyDeleteThat is fantastic hunny :D
ReplyDeleteWell done - How exciting
Lotte xo
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Thanks, Lotte! xo
ReplyDeleteWell done you. Good luck with the course.
ReplyDeleteThanks Erica!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations hun!! xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful news. I studied French at uni but have never ever used it. At 36, I still have no clue what I want to do so you're on a fantastic path already x
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kerry! xx~
ReplyDeleteand @farfromhomemama, I do enjoy language still. I might take one up again as a hobby! x
wow thats amazing! well done you!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with #magicmoments x
Ah well done Rebecca, you must be chuffed to bits. I didn't realise you were from NI - so am I x
ReplyDeleteWonderful news, congratulations! Now that really is a #magicmoment
ReplyDeleteThanks you three! :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that, Nichola! x
Well done you. I'm sure things happen for a reason and you will do even better now.
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