Help: I’m so confused! ! I don’t want to go to school; I want to make money! !
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This post was last edited by rongyang504 on 2009-10-20 at 20:20. Dear seniors: I am a graduate student majoring in pharmaceutical engineering, and I started my studies this year. It’s been two months, and suddenly I feel very lost, not knowing which way to go. I don’t want to go to school anymore; I want to earn money to help support my family, because my family is very poor! ! I hope the seniors can give some advice! ! ! ! Thank you! ! ! What should I do? ? I’m so confused!
Study hard! At the beginning, one feels lost, but things change after graduation – your thoughts, everything about you changes, and life changes as a result. Poverty is temporary; my family was poor, and we are still poor now, haha. But it will get better eventually
I agree. If you don’t want to feel too much guilt, try to study hard*, or work part-time to cover your expenses. . .
Don’t act on impulse! Once a decision is made, one must take responsibility for it; please think it over carefully again. . .
While pursuing a master’s degree, you can look for a job first; if you find a good one, it’s better to start working and then pursue an online master’s program. Anyway, **admit it. It will become increasingly difficult to find a job in the future.
I’ve been through it; poverty is only temporary. It doesn’t matter if things are tough at the moment – it’s all part of laying the foundation for future prosperity
:(Eh, work while studying, I guess. Actually, I’ve also felt that sense of guilt when studying; it’s not easy, so I gave up on pursuing further studies at that time~~ I really understand how the original poster feels. Since you’ve already chosen this path, don’t give up – keep going. Poverty is just a matter of a few years; you’ll get through it!) ~
Only by enduring great hardships can one become outstanding! ! The original poster can take part-time jobs while pursuing a master’s degree; it’s best to find ones related to the major, as this will allow them to learn a lot! During this period, there’s no need to expect too high a standard of living; it’s sufficient to have enough food and clothing! A few years will pass in no time; the difficulties are only temporary, and hope lies ahead! Bless the original poster
When in need, one thinks of making changes; of course, one must first study hard*. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have money; just work hard. It’s cool under a big tree, but if you don’t have one, then plant your own tree.
Take your time, don’t rush; for now, it’s better to focus on studying well*.
While mastering knowledge, pursue a side hustle!