University student commits suicide after finding out she had bad exam results

20 year old a Samantha Macdonald, an undergraduate of the University of Salford bounced to her passing from her corridor of living arrangement (presented above) in the wake of discovering her exam results weren't adequate to tail her dream of turning into a researcher. She advised companions she needed to get a top of the line degree as a feature of her life's desire to have any kind of effect as a top researcher, however the human science undergrad was left crushed in the wake of getting a 2:2 in her second-year exams which she dreaded were sufficiently bad.


Ms McDonald following a night out clubbing with companions bounced from her understudy loft at the University, a security protect attempted to restore her yet she passed on from various wounds. After her passing, police found a journal which contained a rundown of Ms MacDonald's preferences, aversions and aspirations. It incorporated the expectation to finish a PhD, to discover a cure for diabetes and to 'have any kind of effect' on the planet.

Her housemate and coursemate Emma Reid, who went out with Ms MacDonald on the night she kicked the bucket, said that she once in a while saw anything alarming her companion. Her dad likewise said that she had never talked about feeling discouraged and that her family attempted to energize her however much as could reasonably be expected:

''She was dependably a persevering young lady however she never truly got the evaluations that mirrored her studies,' he said. 'She had an exceptionally solid enthusiasm for science and needed to roll out an improvement on the planet. She couldn't hold up to return to college as she had a decent social life and delighted in seeing her companions. 'Similarly as we knew she was exceptionally centered around finishing her degree and working in science a short time later. We were proud to the point that she was making new companions and an existence and a future for herself at college", he said.

"She has never specified to us that she was feeling low or discouraged and she has not given any sign to any of her family that she was feeling low or that she needed to damage herself in any capacity.' He added that the letters kept in touch with the family proposed she had planned to submit suicide. 'In one letter she says she had composed the letter 100 times. I don't know whether she proposed doing this toward the begin of the night yet perhaps the reason she got tipsy is possibly to proceed with it. 'One of the letters said she had been concealing her misery from us", he said.

Her home mate uncovered that after they celebrated, they recovered a taxi to their square of pads and were chuckling and kidding until Miss Reid went to bed at 4am. Be that as it may, in a matter of seconds a short time later, another flatmate Jasmin Lodge, who was up right on time to go to a nursing situation, heard development from Ms MacDonald's room trailed by uproar outside the pads. She arrived down the stairs at 5.40am to discover a security monitor giving Ms MacDonald mid-section compressions while anticipating paramedics.