I do not really see it like that, I am just trying to make the most of what I have and evaluate where I should make those sacrifices. It seems like a lot of people on this forum are able to manage both, and I want to ask if that is possible and how it is done
Overall if college was the best 4 years of your life then your life really sucked. But to answer your question...
Would get stellar grades and just transfer to a target school while racking up finance experience.
As soon as you get a full-time offer get ready to party and have fun before you start, one month before do some light prep work and then grind for 3 years.
After 3 years in the industry hours get easy if you're good at politics and jump to the right platform.
So basically, I would focus entirely on education/jobs for the first semester or quarter, then tail off and party as you see fit. Everyone is different, if you can party + get stellar grades then go for it but at the end of the day your job is the most important goal at your age which is a combination of good grades and work experience.
So after you get a feel for your abilities, start partying and constantly tiering up in financial internships over the years
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Your perspective on this is wrong. Nothing great comes without sacrifice. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.
I do not really see it like that, I am just trying to make the most of what I have and evaluate where I should make those sacrifices. It seems like a lot of people on this forum are able to manage both, and I want to ask if that is possible and how it is done
Depends on how much you want to give and take.
Overall if college was the best 4 years of your life then your life really sucked. But to answer your question...
After 3 years in the industry hours get easy if you're good at politics and jump to the right platform.
So basically, I would focus entirely on education/jobs for the first semester or quarter, then tail off and party as you see fit. Everyone is different, if you can party + get stellar grades then go for it but at the end of the day your job is the most important goal at your age which is a combination of good grades and work experience.
So after you get a feel for your abilities, start partying and constantly tiering up in financial internships over the years
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Quas quod veniam dolor commodi aut quibusdam. Occaecati quibusdam voluptatem eveniet aut. Ullam itaque nemo ut. Quae libero veritatis modi eos et.
Ut eaque natus nam numquam ipsa. Et quia architecto reiciendis sit pariatur quae. Consequatur qui et reprehenderit quaerat. Est est omnis ipsa eligendi tenetur ducimus. Enim magni qui harum impedit modi aut.
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