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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Not sure if troll but I'll take the bait anw lmao.
Unless you studied in Oxbridge or LSE, you have no right to feel like a "successful person" for studying law overseas. The fact that you did not study in NUS or SMU means that you are already intellectually worse than 50% of the law aspirant cohort of your batch, since these 2 schools are more competitive than other foreign law schools on the scheduled list sans Oxbridge.
As a matter of fact, your default state should be to feel like a "failure" and work your way upwards from there.
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Thank you for knocking some sense into me. But I still feel very upset.
Because of the money involved and I don’t know when I can ever pay back my parents