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I’m getting emails about getting dropped from my Maymester classes because of my balance when I already submitted 50 panther answer tickets asking for my hope aid to be applied so I can pay the remaining balance because I can’t afford to pay without my hope being applied and all FA could tell me is to wait and that I may or may not be dropped from my classes like what ?!?!? I can’t let the class drop because I need to take it now and you have to apply aid so I can pay for it but all you can say is it’ll maybe happen soon and I might be dropped ?!?!?

What I mean by that is if there’s difference in believing in God because you really feel he is real like you know it in your heart and mind vs believing in God because you were told to or feel you need to otherwise bad things will happen in life or there after. Basically what I’m asking is can you have a connection with God because you feel like you need to vs wanting to. Does anyone feel like they have guilt about following God because they fell like they need to not want to.

I need advice on manifesting what seems like the impossible. I want to be accepted for transfer to my desired college which is highly competitive in spite of my low academic stats or application that may be well below the competitive level. The main things I think are holding weight over me is that I’m too stressed or desperate to be accepted and that the idea that I feel the need to think about manifesting it means there’s low chance of me getting it idk the more I think about it the more doubtful I am PLEASE HELP SOS tell me any similar success stories as motivation.

Does anyone know any companies in Atlanta or remote that do part time fall internships? Not a co-op though cause I’m still trying to complete classes but I didn’t get a internship for summer so I’m looking into Fall 2026

I don’t know if this can be considered a career pivot since I haven’t started one yet, but does anyone have any advice or ideas on what to pivot to when you’re deep into your CS degree and can’t switch your major but no longer think you like coding anymore or are unsure if computer science is an industry want to be in anymore. I was thinking about Tech sales but idk and it’s giving me a feeling of impending doom 🫩