If you really want the degree and you know for sure you made the right career choice, then it would be a great experience. I'm at my fourth year so far, with a lot of highs and lows along the way. I would probably finish in 2 more years, when I was supposed to do so in 1 more.
My tip is don't get distracted during the first 2 years, those are decisive. During the first year you will notice the real difference between highschool and university, you will have a lot more freedom, and at the same time much more obligations. Things will seem much harder than in highschool, or maybe not, I'm just speaking by my own experiences, so you shouldn't feel discouraged.
There will be a lot of chances to get distracted, like parties, hanging out with your room mates, girls, and you should take advantage of them! But keep in mind that if you want to keep your scholarship you better not screw during the first years.
The later years are by far the easiest, once you get accostumed to the system during the first years, last ones should be a piece of cake.
Good luck, and remember it's all about getting through the first years.
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Bets with Conegamer:
Pandora's Tower will have an opening week of less than 37k in Japan. (Won!)
Pandora's Tower will sell less than 100k lifetime in Japan.
Stakes: 1 week of avatar control for each one.
