Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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I'm working full-time and just started studying part-time. Can anyone give some advice on how to cope? It's been quite overwhelming recently, but I can't afford to give up either.

The degree I'm taking will give me the raise I need, but the job I have now is the only thing that is feeding me and helping with my school fees

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Wong Zhi Bin

01 Jan 2024

Lower down your expectation on yourself

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kirby

01 Jul 2023

When u feel overwhelmed breathe and seek social support. utilise ur annual leaves. during exam ask for study leave. all the best.

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DunSayBojioHor

04 Dec 2022

Excellent time management snd great support network at work and family.

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Eveline Lau

07 Jun 2019

First thing - what about it are you finding it hard to cope? Financial? Stress?

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