I Feel Like a Total Failure Where Do I Begin?

I am 23, from Africa. I earned a scholarship to study Actuarial Science the one opportunity I believed would lift my family out of poverty. I graduated with a 2.2 (lower second class) and finished one year late .

In my country, this grade effectively blocks many formal jobs and professional pathways.

I have no actuarial professional papers yet. Depression and shame have kept me stagnant for months. I can't even bring myself to show my results or update my sponsors who invested in me for years. The only visible jobs around me are in construction, which I physically can't do. I have lost all confidence to apply anywhere.I feel like I wasted my one chance.

Where do people in similar situations begin? How do I rebuild confidence, face my sponsors/family, and find a realistic path forward whether in actuarial, related fields, or something completely different? Any advice, resources, or stories from people who recovered from poor grades in competitive courses would mean everything.

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u/snappedguy — 13 hours ago

Account 1 ilienda juu ya hizi gigs za karma Niko account 2 , kunavenye naweza Fanya gigs na account isiende nichanueni bana?

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u/snappedguy — 15 hours ago

looking for a movie where the main character is kind of a bad guy/criminal from the start… but by the end you actually end up liking him .

A Perfect World 1993 is exactly what I mean. Butch is an escaped convict, but his bond with the kid makes you feel for him by the end.

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u/snappedguy — 3 days ago

Looking for movies with smart, intelligent, or talking animals

I recently loved the sheep detectives i have already seen paddington 1 and 2 .

I’m looking for similar vibes animals that are intelligent, have personality, solve problems, go on adventures. Cannot be animation.

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u/snappedguy — 5 days ago