u/rotisseriechicken121

hey anu friends about three weeks ago I posted asking about whether people could work full time and study. Well, as of 4 days ago I’m no longer working and trying to put a lot of my focus now into my studies 😊

When I did my undergrad I was only in person for one year during my study abroad, and what helped was having people to study with at the library, grab a coffee.. you know usual shit :)

Just wanted to try and find some people who might wanna connect.

Undergrad in Criminology
Postgrad in National Security Policy

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Hi all, probs gonna sound a lil crazy asking for advice regarding this but today was my first day of my postgrad. I am FT employed and would probably be considered a mature aged student based on some people I met on campus yesterday.

Im wondering what people’s thoughts/opinions are on doing a postgrad working FT, potentially leaving a FT role to pursue a postgrad and whether it’s affordable working on a PT budget (and how the f are you doing it!)

my employer (private industry) previously stated that I could attend one class a term in person which was great for me. However, their previously supportive stance seems to have changed.

so just a few things running through my mind at the moment!

Hello!

Found out today that even though I was not successful in a position I interviewed for, I have been placed into a merit pool. I’m stoked.

Just looking for the best advice on what to do now that I have been placed into a merit pool and how I can use it to my advantage.

Cheers guys