If it's too quiet, or if you just can't concentrate, listening to your mp3 player, or just listening to music in general will 'change' you, or at least get you hyper or something (depends what music you like really).

I have an iPod, or a "myPod" as I like to call them, it probably contains about 5000 songs, even though I'm no where near finished listening to all of them, I just like to know that they're there if i wanted to listen to them, I normally just listen to the same playlist "Tunes" over and over.

Some people find it easier to sleep to music, and this definately helps if theres a flat party going on next door and you can't even hear yourself think.

When I'm driving, I have to be listening to music, otherwise it seems a bit ... boring? Though I am yet to drive a supercar of any kind, and I imagine that is great fun :) When 'that fast song' comes on the speakers, you find yourself pressing the accelerator harder without realising! It's all good fun though....Unless you get caught speeding....Oops!

I always seem to find myself on the computer, as I'm writing this now, I have nothing to do, which is why I'm on the computer...again. Seriously, I must be on the comptuer about 7 hours a day, at least. It's not like I'm playing games or anything, I'm either working, facebooking, youtubing, or trying to think of ridiculous ways that can make me rich and famous!...and we all know thats not going to happen! haha!

It's almost as If I'm being told by someone, that I should find something else to do, like a new hobby or something, or at least do something more productive to do with all my spare time.

Google is always helpful when it comes to looking for new things, just type in anything relevant and I should get some ideas, anything from "Boredom Cures" to "How to make money with little effort"...I wonder how many results that search will display...hmm

Welcome to university, giving you a first class honours in debt, drinking, drugs, and eating really unhealthily. But it's all good fun! At university, you will have the best time of your life, make loads of new friends, discover new substance for some of you...alcohol MORE so, going out will be a regular occurance, hangovers will be natural, drinking will become a 2nd nature to you.

You will also re-discover napping, this is to ensure that you have enough energy to stay out late all night. And missing lectures will happen a fair bit.

Apart from all the fun you'll be having, it will come at a cost, tuition fee's are at around £3145 a year, rent can be anything from £2500+ a year, and the you will be paying for nights out, food etc. If your lucky enough to be scottish, university is free, and if you go to university in scotland, the tuition fee's are half that of other universities.

So my advice to people that are thinking of going to university are:

-Get as much money as physically possible

-Try and win the lottery if necessary
-If you like scotland, apply there to save money!

-Never turn down a night out while you're there, especially if your a first year. You only live once!

-Buy food and booze in bulk to save money
-Keep ALL change, get a piggy bank

Hope that helps! :)