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Anonymous

04 May 2021

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Would it be worth it to get a scholarship to fund your full-time studies and take on more stress; or would you rather study part-time and work to fund your part-time studies instead?

What do you think? Is a scholarship worth the additional conditions that come with it? Admittedly it will save the student or the family a lot of money, but it is not without its criteria.

On the other hand, working and studying is not easy, but at least one is not tied to a scholarship's requirements.

What do you think?

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Ariq Tan Mong Siang

7d ago

Working part time will be more stress especially if there is no guarantee that the part time work will always be available.

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Vivian

09 Sep 2025

Worth it

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Li Elizabeth

03 Dec 2024

I will think working part time to fund studies is even more stressful

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Li Elizabeth

01 Aug 2024

Well, scholarship also brings opportunities your way, if you can finish it without a mental breakdown, do it,

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Kenneth Lee

04 May 2021

M.Sc Communications at Boston University

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