Louise enrolled for a degree in English literature and started her studies in 2022.
Here’s everything we know about what the royal’s life at university is really like.
The royal landed a part-time job at a garden center working as a cashier, earning 6.63 per hour.
The job included shopping for VIPs, which probably helped her make invaluable connections.
“She seems to have nailed the art of being royal and extremely relatable at the same time.
That is a credit both to her and to her parents.”
Louise left campus to be with her family at Balmoral after receiving the devastating news.
The two would go horse riding at Balmoral and the queen encouraged Louise’s love of drawing.
On Raisin Monday, freshmen are entertained by their student parents.
This tradition is performed as a good luck ritual for exams.
“She’s very private.”
The duchess also explained that, despite her daughter’s royal upbringing, she’s not naive.
However, Louise might not be able to spend every break with her family.
“I would bet that Louise will follow a similar course.”
During an interview withThe Times, Sophie said that she hoped Louise would attend university after school.
“I wouldn’t force her, but if she wants to.
She’s quite clever,” the duchess said.
She mentioned how well Louise was doing in school at the time.
“She’s working hard and will do A-levels,” Sophie explained.
Hence we made the decision not to use HRH titles," she added.
It’s likely that Louise also lived here or at any of the other on-campus residences.
First-year students who live at Sallies have plenty of perks.
Meals and cleaning services are provided.
“The dining hall is beautiful.
Louise loves to draw and plays hockey, so she might be involved in similar activities at St. Andrews.
Royal correspondent Jennie Bond told OK!
Louise’s mother Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has previously said that she admires her daughter’s talent.
“I trail in her wake, frankly.
No, she is naturally so good at it, she really is.
It’s something that she has taken to very well,” Sophie gushed (via OK!).
I hope they make her a working royal so we can see more of her!”
one fan wrote (viaTatler).
“Prince Phillip would be so proud,” another added.
Indeed he would, as Philip used to watch Louise compete at these competitions.
Louise was competing in the Sandringham Horse Driving Trials and brought da Silva-Clamp along for the ride!
Louise took him for a spin on her carriage after competing in one of the two events.
The two are said to have met while working together on the student theater production “Dragon Fever.”
While Louise played the part of the witch Nilvana, da Silva-Clamp portrayed the role of Mr. Owl.
It appears the two hit it off since they are now spending time together outside of university.
“They seemed very comfortable together.
They were chatting and looking at each other all the way around,” one person told the outlet.
