Is the degree worth it, and how can I better prepare myself for it before starting university?

Is it worth it? And also how’s life at curtin?

Are there really too many vacant places that they are having a re advert. And are they worth applying?

TLDR: 20m, looking for suggestions of new (fun??) useful whatever things to do during 2 months before uni. Already applied for jobs, losing hope on hearing back. Also low key a bit of a loser so any character building type stuff would be nice.

Interests: animals, volunteering, cooking, baking, maybe developping skills that would help me get a job in 3 years???, movies/shows, most household chores (don't judge), longform videoediting, idk what else.

Bonzour, I'm, 20M, an HSC graduate and I can't spend another moment alone with my thoughts rotting at home before I begin uni in August. I am kinda shy but open to trying most things, a lil bit of social anxiety and a lil insecure/huge overthinker so I just keep pushing myself into a slump of doing nothing until uni starts.

I know most of you will say get a job, that was my first avenue. But I feel like I started looking too late? (March) Plus my first CV was actual dogsh*t and I was just a newbie at applying plus the job market rn....

Letemps pialer and it feels like no one is gonna hire me for just 2 months, yk? So I need to pivot. Maybe I'll try to join clubs like rotaract soon idk.

I want ideas of what to do right now. I have 2½ months left. I had a few ideas like focusing on exercising, light reading for the BSc I'll be doing, cuz it seems tough ect but I need a sort of commitment or something else IDK so I have a reason to wake up in the morning and actually do those things. Basically I'm crumbling without the structure of school since I'm an indisciplined f*ck.

What did you do during your break? pls lmk!! Maybe it can be a routine commitment thing or just something fun and new but just SOMETHING new. ANYTHING pls.

Also I dont wanna "just relax and take it chill" because i did plenty of that during HSC and I regret it. Also my brain won't allow me to chill in nothingness, it's best I keep it engaged somehow.

Btw im gonna be doing Applied Biochemistry.

Merci vouzot and goodnight 🙏🙏🙏🙏

i got an email to finalise my registration as some documents may not have been submitted. in my case, i presented my statement of results for a level, is the certificate really needed? should i submit it?

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