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necesito un resumen en inglés de mas o menos 50 palabras:
So you’re about to leave home and go to university or college. Afraid ? No doubt you’ve had advice
from parents and teachers. But what you really need is to hear it from the experts - the students
themselves. So here are some tips from students who volunteered to pass on their strategies for
getting through that awful first term.
Paul: “The thought of everything I would be leaving behind got me worried: Mum’s cooking. Mum
doing the washing and ironing. Dad lending me money (maybe) ! At first, takeaways and
launderettes seemed the easiest option, but soon pasta and beans on toast took the place of
takeaways, and doing my own washing and ironing replaced the launderette. It works out better on
your wallet. You soon settle down, and parents are only a phone call away.”
Claire: “The best thing about my first term was the wonderful feeling of living with my friends and
having no one to tell us when to go to bed or get up. The problem was that there was also no one to
clean up after us, and it got to the point where you couldn’t use cutlery or a plate without having to
wash up first. One day we decided enough was enough. We drew up a chart listing household jobs
and dividing it so no one got lumbered with doing everything.”
Catherine: “When I was shown my room on my first day, my heart sank and my mother cried. It had
grey walls, no carpet and a lumpy grey mattress. Then I remembered some advice a friend had given
me. Pack a rug in case there’s a stain on the carpet, and a poster to cover cracks in me wall. Once
I’d got these things out, it looked better already. As I got to know people, I realized I wasn’t the
only one who felt awful. My advice is not to worry about feeling homesick: it’s totally normal.”
A big thank you to all the graduates and undergraduates who wrote to us

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