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I just turned 18 in Philippines

I just turned 18 here in the Philippines and I honestly feel like I don't really know what I'm supposed to do next. I want to start becoming more independent and hopefully build a good future for myself, but I don't know much about adult responsibilities, money, jobs, investments, or even what I should prioritize first. For those who are older or have already gone through this stage, what are some things you wish you knew or did when you first turned 18? Any tips, advice, or mistakes I should avoid?

Currently Studying at National University aswell as a Civil Engineering Student, but I'm planning on shifting to Ba Communication so that I'll be able to do time management more better.

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u/Muted-Till5387 — 11 days ago
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Lifes kinda difficult now...

My Parent now not supporting, no trust just despise and hatred towards me. And i is a college student can someone give me advice on how can I resolve this with myself? Currently a Civil Engineering Student, Planning to shift because the money that I keep isn't enough and the potential of me failing is High because of my Low IQ.. and my parent just tells me to just stop studying.

Can someone give me advice one how can I resolve this problem, and if possible I can even just start doing a job first then if I have enough money then I'll continue my study.

Philippines Fella here.

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u/Muted-Till5387 — 2 months ago

Type of job that i can atleast work at night?

I am an incoming freshmen this college on NU Philippines, as a BS Civil Engineering.

I want to work to an easy Job that pays well, and is suitable for Engineering Students.

Is there a job that i can atleast work Easily, to earn money? is there any tips that some or most of you guys have?

Or is there any easy jobs that has less schedule like twice a week, Wednesday and Saturday? and pays well?

[On-Site, In-Person, In-House]?

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u/Muted-Till5387 — 3 months ago