Study Abroad
Researching Unis Abroad Without Losing Your Mind
US and Canada applications can feel like a second job. Here's how I'm staying organised and sane.
Student journal
I'm seventeen, Black British Caribbean with Jamaican roots, and I'm figuring out A-Levels, possible study abroad, and how to stay grounded while reaching higher. This is where I share what's real: the wins, the overwhelm, and the small milestones that add up.
I'm a sixth form student balancing coursework, exams, and big questions about where I want to study next. I care about doing well but I also care about staying connected to who I am: my family, my culture, and the version of success that actually fits me.
This blog is for anyone who wants honest stories, practical study notes, and a reminder that you don't have to shrink yourself to fit someone else's idea of a “serious” student.
If that resonates, you're in the right place.
Study tips, day-in-the-life pieces, and reflections. Start here.
Study Abroad
US and Canada applications can feel like a second job. Here's how I'm staying organised and sane.
Lifestyle
Exhaustion, avoidance, and mood swings. All these and more could be signs of A-level burnout. Here's how to find your way back to balance.
A-Levels
Motivation doesn't disappear because you're lazy. Sometimes you just need to rediscover your why.
Pick a lane, or read across all of them. Everything here connects back to the same journey.
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