u/Best-Bodybuilder-647

Same for adjectives, adverbs, past, present and future tenses. I'm a 2nd-year university student, I am realizing how behind I am!

I was hoping to get my 1st job before I turn 19, which is in less than 2 months. I tried government websites, Indeed, almost everything. I don't understand, there is no single job I can get. When I get an interview, it ends in the 1st minute when they say they already found a person before me. So many hours are wasted. I feel so stressed, barely any sleep, going to shops in my area. I feel depressed, I eat less, I sleep less, I barely do anything that makes me happy. I know I'm way behind compared to my age. I was a try-hard, always doing school assignments back in high school, all I got was 2–3 places I did for 40hr mandatory volunteer hours, yearbook, and a few involvements. Still no luck, when I get the job like meeting them, they just turn me down when they already found the person, like they could have said before I get there?? Come on!! I'm taking the co-op option. I know I'm not the only one, but it's eating me. Anyways you guys did, any advice would help!

Thank you!

english major 1st year

I paid tuition for the fall and winter and used my ID for the bus pass. Will that not work in the summer since I'm not paying anything?

I mean concepts like globalization, decoding and Encoding have poped up a lot. Orientalism.

I'm a try hard, 1st year highest is 86 and lowest is 68. Gpa 9. Spend too many hours, barely pays off and only stays at 70s and rarely 80s

1st year did not go as I hoped, talked to many people. Can’t get good intrest, fell into loneliness, just same as high-school. How do I give good impression to anyone, like get their contact 1st day and good intrest to sit next to together and be good friends??

Explain every part of it, I know it's not 100% guarantee. Some says it it very good and not worth it. Very stressful, I'm trying to get my 1st job as well too

It's a required, curious to know any advices from the elders

So it's 100% gurantee you get the job? Paying 900$ is for a term right. It's designed not to collide with your courses, like if I have my courses in the fall and winter, Co-op would be summer and spring?