u/Primary_Mood_9499

i’m new to games. and i’m loving codm rn. does anyone wanna play with me?

so sorry if this is too long, i’m at an extremely low point in my life and i can’t eat or sleep properly. i switched from bio to commerce 3 months ago and started studying around 1.5 months ago… and i don’t feel ready at all. i‘m not aiming for government uni or anything, my family has the money to send me to a good private university. my mom said i can do foundations right after A/L exams so i don’t have to wait until my results come to know whether i failed or not. i’ll be done with foundations roughly 4 months after results are released. the thing is, i’ve been a high achiever all my life. i excelled scholarship examinations, OLs & literally all the exams i’ve ever faced. even now, i’m studying for around 10 hours every day, but ALs are super hard, no matter what i do, i can’t seem to get anything right. pls advise me on how to get through this. thank you.

can i please know whether the aptitude test for architecture at sliit is competitive? i’d also like to know whether someone without an art background can pass the drawing test? tia.

i have the chance to go abroad for my studies or to do my studies at a private university while being in my comfort zone in srilanka. If i go abroad i’ll have to tackle the language difficulties, part time work and weather changes. i’m very close to my family and i have a feeling that i might regret leaving srilanka. but at the same time i want to travel during my 20s and going to a european country will be much more convenient for that. i also have some family in the country that i’m planning to go to. any advice?

There are some unis in which you can enroll in degree programs with pending results. and the courses mostly ask for 3S passes (tourism, hospitality, business managemen, psychology etc). what if I fail 1 subject in A levels? will they expel me from the course? or will have i have to pay more? TIA for you replies

i turned 20 recently and i genuinely have no direction in life, i’m not doing a levels, and i want to do do something related to business & law. do you have any private degree foundation program recommendations? and which ones should i avoid? also is 20 too old to be doing a foundation program? TIA