Not so. I am now finding things a bit of a struggle. Not due to non-commitment, simply as the bursary office after three months of waiting to hear a response to my hardship fund application, has STILL not given an answer back. As a result, the only way I can afford to make ends meet is to work five days per week on top of college classes. A ten day week makes it excruciatingly difficult to find any time to be able to spend any kind of time on college work. My aim is to study two to three hours per night, at the moment on the subjects which are falling behind, however this is proving impossible at the moment. Also adding to my hindrance is the fact I do not have a PC of my own, causing any essays to be a very long drawn out process. I am at a great disadvantage as I cannot produce an effective presentation for Investigating Europe or for Communication. Should I be in receipt of a college hardship fund, I would believe there stands a chance I may be able to purchase a PC, helping ease the pressure on me slightly - eventually - maybe...
My voice is not being heard.
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