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Please this is honestly driving me crazy!!!

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I'm currently an 18 year old kid living in the UK. I came here because I don't know if I made a mistake. I applied for diagnostic and therapeutic radiography courses for university as my parents suggested I should because I'm the type of person who wanted a job quickly after and didn't want the stress my siblings did when they left university to find a job. Anyways it's getting closer and I'm already been asked for an interview by two universities and right now it's so close I'm stressing like hell. Baring for Alevel I did Btec Business, A Level IT and A level Media but I was never really passionate about school in general. I looked into radiography and it seemed decent but now I look at it again I'm not sure if I can do this. All I know is that I'm scared and I want to know if anyone was in my situation or could give advice.

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