Cannot, 1 day without tasting ur mom vag I gong alr :(

#simdoggy

Don’t insult yourself. You are always gong.

#dbsreject #85rpcleaner #localunitrash

Correction - did not read properly. Am Pathlight alumnus, after all. Then LSE Clementi graduate. I am very slow (autistic also).

I retract my statement.

#localunitrash

Don’t break down again ok? :(

your mummy never let me an*l her :(

#simdoggy

Sim uol
 

I first started my degree programme in 2014 with SIM UOL and have failed a few modules. Therefore, I will only be graduating in 2021 (this is my final semester). I believe I should be able to graduate with a pass.

Am I going to have a hard time finding a job? Do I even have a chance to get a job? What kind of starting salary would I be looking at?

Dude... do you have connections? If not it's pretty over for you. Taking that long to attain a pass in a private degree doesn't look good no matter how you put it.

No, I do not have any connections whatsoever.. I know it doesn’t look good but giving up now is not an option either. I am about to graduate in June and i am pretty worried about being able to find a job.

I don’t come from a very well to do family and my parents have already spent so much on my University fees. I just hope to be able to find a job but would I be able to find a degree role position and how much starting salary should I be looking at?

I'm just curious how you spent so long on a 3 year degree... did you take breaks in the middle, or were you just consistently failing units?

If I were you, I would apply everywhere and anywhere. In this climate, you should settle for anything. From there, you can work your way up. No choice.

My modules are really difficult and I couldn’t pass though I studied day and night for the exams.

I am really afraid now that i’m reading posts from graduates from both local and private universities having a hard time landing a job or even a traineeship.

Should I be looking at Degree roles or diploma roles or even lower?