Comment by messe

Mine was similar actually, just in Ireland.

I had started in a theoretical physics degree which was jointly taught by the maths and physics department. By my final year I had changed into an ostensibly pure maths degree, although I did it mainly to take more advanced theoretical/mathematical physics courses (which were taught by the maths department), and avoid having to do any lab work—a torsion pendulum experiment was my final straw on that one, I don't know what caused it to fuck up, but fuck that.

In the end I took on more TP courses than the TP students, nearly burnt out by the end of the year, and... didn't exactly come out with the best exam results.