will be starting uni this fall. i saw business math and stats in the bba catalogue for 1st sem. i have a pre med background, my math has gone kind of rusty so i wanted to know what topics are usually taught in this course so i could brush up on those before uni starts. I KNOW EVERYTHING WILL BE TAUGHT FROM THE BASICS BUT PLS JUST TELL ME
i have medium skin tone (similar to the 2nd picture for reference) and need a lipstick that would look like the one in 1st pic on me. preferably from christine, medora, swissmiss or any affordable ones.
my makeup includes concealer only over and under my eyes for darkcircles, eyeliner, blush/tint, lipcombo. i add highlighter in the inner corner of my eye if i'm going to a wedding and that's pretty much it.
sometimes i apply mascara, bob black one, but it makes my eyelashes slightly heavy and clumpy? idk if it's supposed to do that or i'm doing something wrong but i mostly avoid mascara for this exact reason.
i have normal (slightly oily in summers, slightly dry in winters) clear (NOT GLASS, but no acne) medium skin tone (though i do have some hyperpigmentation around the mouth) i have never used any foundation/bb cream/skin tint etc.
i've never bought a compact powder because i can't figure out my shade. i'd use my mother's christine one but i felt like it made my skin look, idk, ashy? grey? since she's a shade darker than me so i stopped using it. also it would accentuate the texture which i again didn't like.
so any guidance about how to get better at makeup or any products i should add or any tips at all that y'all might wanna share? i'd love it. also make it as affordable as you can because i am very very broke.
document verification took long, around 45 minutes, then we went in and were given a page to write a paragraph. the topic was "virtual classes or physical classes, which is better?" and after that we were called for interview.
i knocked and asked then entered in. i had panel d, there was a man and a woman. both were alright, they weren't strict or anything. we said salam and how are yous. then they asked me these questions.
introduce yourself
why switching from pre med despite good grades?
what books do you read?
how will you cope up with switching and manage bba?
any difficult times you faced in your life?
in the end, they asked me if i had any questions for them then they answered those and that was it.
whole interview was okay. no cross questioning or anything, the interview was over in about 2 minutes. BUT idk if i'm imagining it or what but the interviewers didn't really seem interested in me. like mein bol rahi thi and they were just looking at their computers, not actively listening. just asked basic questions and it was over.
i don't know if this was a good thing? i answered every question coherently, didn't stutter or go blank or anything. i was anxious though, but i can't say if they saw it on my face or heard it in my voice or not.
after that we went on 3rd floor for group discussion. there were 4 girls and 3 guys. the topic was "do sports teach leadership?" and honestly mine went really well. another girl and i were contributing the most. it was over in 6 minutes.
so far i have only read how it happened, kartography and ayesha muzaffar's books and i want to read more books by pakistani authors (preferably english ones) so drop all your favs pls!
i have medium skin tone and normal to oily clear skin.
i had been using trego's vitamin c serum for dullness and uneven skin tone around my mouth for the past year. it did slightly work for the former but didn't make much of a difference for the latter.
i use possible's sun solution whenever i go out but these days i am mostly at home so i don't think sun exposure might be the issue.
i want to incorporate a serum but idk which to pick. vit c? alpha arbutin? azelaic acid? hyaluronic acid? and from which brand?
i have never used anything other than that trego serum. i have clear skin and am scared i might mess it up by using something that might make it worse instead of better. so i would appreciate any suggestions but please keep it budget friendly.
PLEASE HELP. i'm specifically asking for the math section as i have prepared well for series, english and gk (or so i think) but mainly i'm concerned about math. are his videos enough (as those questions seem way too easy ???) or do i do more? and if yes, then what topics do i cover?