r/PostGradProblem

Ok I started my job last week and TODAY I looked down and noticed my key card was missing from my lanyard
I looked everywhere and called my boss to tell her. She said, “no worries, we’ll address it tomorrow.” It’s also one of those states where I can be fired within the first 90 days if I mess up or anything.

Will they fire me for this? What did she mean by “address it”?

I’m seriously freaking out. I feel so replaceable as a part-time role and this feels like a major eff-up.

Please help me.

ok soo i did my undergrad and graduated 2024, i went straight into work but low key regret not staying in masters in uni for a bit longer. i do love being a student and studying and socialising w other students and blah blah blah. i do like having money but i feel like its a one in a life time opportunity to study when u are young, ive gotten into Liverpool john moores for international business , and im just wondering anyone who has done a masters- whats the social life compared to undergrad- look i know its different in the sense u have to study more and shi but i mean like do people still like to make friends and go out whenever possible, and idk is there still that sort of social uni life? or is it very much like people live their own life dont socialise w anyone and sort of stay in their own cocoon? as hard as a masters is - basically is it still fun, like the student uni life is it still like woo fun uni student blah blah blah? do u regret doing ur masters or are u happy u did it? did u make life long friends again?

I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in bio last June. I pursued a biology degree because I was interested in pursing a career in healthcare. However, after volunteering and working at a clinic, I have found that I don’t really enjoy working in healthcare. I would like to pursue something in science like research, etc. I worked as an administrative assistant for the Urology department when I was in undergrad and I loved how lowkey and behind the scene the job felt. I’m wondering what are some careers I could look into that would put my degree to use.

hi, i want to do my masters in either one of clinical or IO psychology and ideally i would prefer an MA or even an Msc but the universities in my country mostly offer MPhil and i would like to know if i can go ahead and do an mphil in either of those fields, cause i've been told the MPhil qualification is usually for those who want to go into research/academia and that doesn't align with my goals. so i just need a bit of clarification and insight. Thanks in advance

I failed dissertation due to non submission and was given exit award pgdiploma. uni regulations say you cannot re enrol on a failed course or module. I am thinking to apply to a different course within same department at same uni as its the most closely related to my career goals and as my previous fail was due to extenuating circumstances which al thigh rejected at the time but had a significant impact on me, I do not want to conpl give up on my goals.

This course is 60/180 credits similar to previous one and the similar credits I passed before. For similar modules (these are exact same with same module codes) I am planning to apply for RPL to get exemption from these modules in exchange of surrendering the diploma.

I am not sure how a new application will be considered and whether due to the previous dissertation fail completely the department will now not let me in the second time. I struggled a lot during my previous course which I’m worried might work against me now.

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