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For those who graduated early, what's something you guys wish you did or knew when you were still in undergrad? I'm a senior now and would like to take advice from other people so I could still make the most out of my last 2 semesters in ADMU : >

Can be anything under the sun - career tips, things to do before graduating, self-care, study tips, to-buy or invest in, anything I have to document, etc. Medyo nasesenti na rin HAHA, can't believe it's been almost 4 yrs since my freshman year.

4th year student here, aiming for the Best Undergrad Thesis award by the end of the sy. I wanna see the past papers sana. Are we allowed to read the thesis papers of past batches? Do they get archived/recorded in our library or in the department? For UPD kasi, or at least from what I heard, their research are all recorded and accessible through their departments' libraries. Is it the same for ADMU?

Hi guys, lurker here who finally made an account lol. Been seeing a lot of posts here about UITFs, index funds, etc. and gustong gusto ko na ring simulan pero di ko alam how, when, and where.

Undergrad pa, minimal allowance/part-time, 0 investments so far.

For those who started as students or fresh grads:

1. Ano yung nag-push sa inyo para talaga i-try? Kasi parang alam ko na dapat mag-invest ako pero di parin ako gumagalaw

2. Anong una niyong ginawa: GInvest ba, UITF, stocks agad? Where and how to start?

3. Magkano ba talaga "sakto" na pang-start? Or okay lang ba yung konti lang muna

4. May mga na-regret ba kayo pagsimula or mostly positive experience?

Sobrang appreciate ko kahit personal experiences lang, hindi na need yung textbook advice. Salamat in advance!!