u/Accomplished_Map9800

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Over my job

For context, I am a full time college student with a very easy part time job (~20 hours/wk) just trying to make ends meet to save up as much tuition after I transfer my Junior Year from community college:

I have been working retail since July of last year. There has been many ups and downs, but recently ive been kinda over it. I try not to take it too seriously since ik this jobs has been coming in and out every month. I just get sick of working here because of how slow the manager can be. Im okay with the customers and the work itself. Honestly just trying to make it till late July, which is feasible considering my financial situation. A lot of my coworkers take this job too seriously and it gets under their skin when things happen. Is this a normal feeling to get in the Workforce, when youre so good at your job, youre kinda over it? ​

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u/Accomplished_Map9800 — 20 hours ago

I am a transfer student from Collin (4.0 GPA, ~60 credits) and I received only 5k a year for my aid. I was wondering if FAFSA will also be contributing to this since I didn't see them in my profile. I was also wondering if there were other additional scholarships I can add and how to add them because I could NOT find any information on the steps.

Plz help 😞

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u/Accomplished_Map9800 — 8 days ago

Money is tight rn as im about to transfer and im wondering if I can still use my Collin College ID to go to their gyms but I'll graduate soon. Please lmk what yall think?

Also, can we decorate our grad caps?​

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u/Accomplished_Map9800 — 12 days ago

Ended on civil terms and told him my side of things because he couldnt own up to things. Idk i just find it funny that he blocked me on our 7 month today and couldnt take accountability for the break-up. We only move up from here though and I deserve to be loved, listened, and seen 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Accomplished_Map9800 — 14 days ago