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I just finished my first year at TETR College of Business - HAPPY TO ANSWER QUESTIONS

I’m Jhadira 🇵🇪, from the Batch of 2029 at Tetr College of Business.

We just finished our first year, and honestly, it’s been one of the most intense, challenging, and transformative years of my life.

I came from a completely different background. I studied Biochemistry in Argentina and came to this experience without fully knowing what to expect. Over this past year, traveling, building 2 ventures, meeting people from very different cultures(one of the most valuable things), and constantly adapting pushed me to grow in many ways.

DUBAI was an amazing place to start because it’s a fast-moving and ambitious city full of people open to hear your ideas. INDIA was a very different challenge, understanding market, talk with suppliers the spicy food and taking real ownership of your brand and product (D2C).

I remember being extremely nervous during the application process and overthinking every stage of it, so if you’re currently applying or considering Tetr, feel free to reach out. I’d genuinely be happy to help however I can. Especially for my fellow Latinos here!

You can DM me here or contact me through [@jhadira_gp/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jhadira-paucar-guzman/jhadirapg@gmail.com\].

u/ComplaintElegant9311 — 7 days ago

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Hello everyone!
I am having my interview on Friday, do you have any recommendations for it? What should I prepare? Is it on a friendly tone or formal? What are the questions like?

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u/Shot_Adhesiveness145 — 8 days ago

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so I got accepted with the scholarship of 75,000 USD, but I’m still unable to pay that much money, so should I fill the financial aid form? Usually, upto how much financial aid can they provide? If it’s not a lot then I might as well not waste my time collecting so many forms.

u/Jovita_xX — 14 days ago

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Should I transfer from University of Sydney to Tetr College of Business?

Hey everyone,

I’m currently a second-semester student at the University of Sydney, and recently I got accepted into Tetr College of Business. Now I’m seriously considering whether I should transfer, but I’m really torn and wanted to get some outside opinions.

On one hand, USYD is a well-established, highly ranked university with solid employment outcomes. Staying here feels like the “safe” and logical choice, especially since it gives me a clearer path to getting a job after graduation.

On the other hand, Tetr is super new (founded in 2024), so there are no graduates yet. That makes it hard to judge things like job prospects, reputation, or how valuable the degree will actually be. Transferring would basically mean giving up my current degree for something much more uncertain.

That said… I’m honestly really excited by what Tetr is doing. The lifestyle, the global exposure, and the focus on building businesses instead of just studying. It all sounds amazing and aligns with what I want to do long term. It feels like a big opportunity, but also a big risk.

So yeah, I’m stuck between:

Staying at USYD → stable, proven path
Going to Tetr → risky, but potentially high upside and more aligned with my interests

If anyone has thoughts, especially on startup schools, unconventional education paths, or just taking big risks like this, I’d really appreciate hearing your perspective.

Thanks 🙏

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u/Flaky-Dimension-5019 — 12 days ago