u/Euphoric_Ad_1392

For context, I'm trilingual. Im fluent in Japanese, Korean, and English. Sure, it's a good skill to have and I'm glad I'm trilingual in those languages. However, I have NO idea how to use my skills correctly. I only use it to talk to family members, church members, and friends back in those countries. Like, what job would be best at taking advantage of this skill that I have? I'm planning to pursue a job in health care, but would business be better for global communication?? I feel like I'm not using my trilingual-ness to its fullest!!

A couple posts back, you could see my post from July 15th. That was when I failed my math subtest with a 12/20 and I was genuinely just devastated and lost. I was about to give up and not retake it. However, I just thought, let me try one last time. So I did, and I was able to pass with a 16/20. I do not have the best mindset, and with math being literally my least favorite subject ever, I seriously cannot believe that I was able to pass. What I want to tell you guys is, YOU CAN DO IT!! Don't let one failure bring you down forever! I fell into deep depression after my fail, but I kept trying and studying, and I was able to pass. Although I was shaking and was just SO scared during my test, I was still able to do it. If I could do it, better believe YOU can do it too. Don't give up, you got this.

Very. Geometry. Heavy. I read on here that it was algebra heavy but no, it was very geometry heavy. i did not pass because i did not prepare well enough for geometry.