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lacedmalice
prelim results 🤑🤑
english adv: 48%
maths adv: 97%
maths ext: 78% (SILLY MISTAKES UGHH)
business std: 74% not great but i was expecting a 50 so ill take it
chem: 70% i didnt see the question at the back worth 6 marks i wanted to cry
bio: 86%
engineering: 71%
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I’m turning 21 soon; in 3 days from now.

In order to not be on here anymore, since it’s still too hard to rip off the bandaid and delete my account I’m just going to delete my logins so I cant have access to it unless if I dig it up physically.
vestigial
wow....hello beautiful creature...you seem to be lacking half of a whole i hope that one day you may be complete
143tunipfrog
Went to the one concert I needed to go to before I die 😎
v.tex
bruh i havn't been studying at all.. Need to get back on the grind and study.


10 hours straight tomorrow.
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Hi Vtex!
Here’s a plan that might help you stay focused and get the most out of your study day:
  1. Split into blocks: Try studying in 1.5-hour blocks with 10–15 minute breaks. This way, you’ll have six solid blocks and stay energized throughout the day.
  2. Prioritise Topics: List what you most need to focus on and tackle the harder or less familiar material first, when your mind is fresher.
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3. Switch Subjects: Every few blocks, switch up subjects or topics to keep things interesting and reduce burnout.
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4. Quick Recaps: After each block, quickly summarize or jot down the key points you covered—it’ll help reinforce what you’ve learned.


Consistency will be key in the long run, but a focused day like this can really help get you back on track! Let me know if you want any specific tips for your subjects. Good luck—you got this! 📚💪 😀
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currynoodlesbonanza
Hey what do you do now with a bachelor of commerce? Because I don’t know what u can do with this qualification? Would it be a good degree if I want to start a business in the future? Thank you 🤩
jimmysmith560
jimmysmith560
Hey there, a Bachelor of Commerce is multifaceted in that there are many fields that it covers. I majored in HR myself and that's my career trajectory, but others with a Bachelor of Commerce can study and end up in other fields, such as marketing, finance, business analytics, etc.
jimmysmith560
jimmysmith560
Continued.

You can start a business with any degree (or even without one), although a Bachelor of Commerce would inherently provide you with a good understanding of running a business. You can also tailor a Bachelor of Commerce towards the goal of running a business by completing entrepreneurship-related units or studying an entire entrepreneurship major.

I hope this helps! :D
currynoodlesbonanza
currynoodlesbonanza
yeah i wont do this degree then lol
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