u/True_History9352

I am an international student at Kings College London doing my Masters, due to the recent war my families business has been suffering a-lot as it was located in dubai. So i wanted any advice or information regarding where can i get £1000 loan as i have paid £17900 out of £18900. I have tried everywhere within the UK but no luck

Need £300 to help cover an overdue KCL tuition payment. Will repay £350 via PayPal by 8 September 2026.

**•	Income source:** Student, working odd part-time jobs  
**•	Reason for loan:** Overdue tuition fee payment  
**•	Preferred payment method:** PayPal  
**•	Previous loan history:** Posted once before for £5

Bit of a stressful summer. I’ve got my dissertation (FYP) due on the 6th of August, and then I go straight into resits starting the 10th, running through to the 21st. Basically no gap between finishing the dissertation and walking into exams.

Genuinely curious for anyone who’s done resits before, are they actually a bit easier than the original sitting, or is that just a myth? Same difficulty, same format, or does it vary module to module?

Has anyone actually done this for a similar clash, and did it help? Any input appreciated, feeling pretty overwhelmed right now.

I started playing 7dso for like a month now and i did alot of grind. I am currently 55k CP but now progress feels stuck/slowed down. Especially with the keys, they are very limited and honestly at the start of the game i spent those keys carelessly rather than focusing on gathering crafting materials etc because it’s my first time playing a game like this.

After months of rejections, I finally got an interview at a company I genuinely cared about. Cleared the first stage which was just an introductory call, felt good about it, and got invited to the technical round.

The moment the interviewer started asking questions, something switched in my brain. My whole body started shaking, I don’t think I have experienced anything like this before, it was my first job interview in my life and I couldn’t process anything.

Questions I knew the answers to became completely inaccessible. I didn’t answer a single one correctly.
The interviewer was genuinely kind about it. He offered to let me email the answers and then continue the video call afterwards to discuss. But I was so frustrated and disappointed in myself that I couldn’t bring myself to do it. I just sat there and let the opportunity go.

Has anyone else experienced this level of panic in a technical interview? How did you get past it? I want to improve but right now I just feel completely defeated.