Should I apply for UCD accommodation again just in case?
It's still open on their website, I'm pretty certain I applied already but just want to do it again to be sure.
It's still open on their website, I'm pretty certain I applied already but just want to do it again to be sure.
I entered at around $8 a share and then sold when it hit 15, thinking about re-entering now. Should I give in to the FOMO?
So turns out I might not be eligible to apply through CAO because I can't prove my residency and I'm wondering if I can still apply as a non-EU candidate with my LC and HPAT scores?
So I sat the leaving cert and the HPAT this year got 100th percentile (212 points) but I don't have the necessary documentation to prove that I am a resident and apply through CAO but when I turn 23 I will not need it so I'm wondering if waiting 5 years is a good idea? I think I did well on my Leaving Cert too so if the HPAT points are reduced I won't have to worry about not getting in anyway. I really want to do medicine but I won't be able to afford it with non-EU fees.
I am applying to UCD through CAO and they require P21/F11/Social welfare forms of my parents for the past three years as I am not an EU citizen. Unfortunately, none of these are available as my mother was not employed and was not on social welfare during a large period of the time, and for the last two years was registered as self employed but didn't fill out form 11 and P21 is not available for those years. What alternative proof can I provide? Tax credit letters, employment detail summary or some other ones? I cannot apply as an international candidate anymore so I won't be able to go to university without those.
I'm pretty sure it's non polar since all bonds are non-polar covalent, but idk.
I answered more or less well on my paper but to be honest my writing is a load of yap. Do you think they are looking for argumentative writing like in English or they simply want you to demonstrate the knowledge of the language? A lot of my answers had some repetitive elements hopefully this doesn't bring my grade down much.
I'm taking so many pills and nicotine pouches every day just to be able to function and make myself study. I'm going to run out of my supply soon and I don't know what I'm gonna do during the last few days of the exams. The withdrawals are going to kill me probably.
I need it to be able to apply through CAO to UCD as a proof of tax residence but when I go to her myAccount -> Review tax for previous 4 years -> Request Statement of Liability it says "We cannot process your request as you were registered for Income Tax during 2025." What should I do to get the form? Is there an alternative one I can use? Also she wasn't employed for the large part of the past five years so I don't even know if that will be sufficient.
I know I took way too much but I never came up and only felt slight visual changes and felt strongly overwhelmed.
So much fucking bullshit useless nonsense that you have to learn off and if you don't include all the highly specific keywords you get zero marks. Why can't the marking scheme be like the biology one?
This is what I get for entering the market during all time highs. It will probably take months to recover from this. Should I hold or sell everything?
I've been thinking about this for a long time, I'm an extreme nihilist and to me absurdism feels like it requires blind acceptance that it is 'worth' struggling in daily life and pushing the boulder up the mountain no matter what. But why? Should I simply take it for granted, like I would take God for granted if I was a christian? Why should I simply persevere?
I'm contemplating buying some shares before monday but I feel like I'm going to be too late and the hype will be over by then. Is there a chance the stock will rise above $10? If not, what price do you expect it to peak at?
I've been investing for about a month now, missed out on the semis bull run but got right in time for space. About 50% of my portfolio is in S&P500 the rest is in higher risk stocks with strong potential. I'm planning on putting in about €50 per week from now on. Any advice? Should I have a lower risk portfolio?
There is still hope