Can't make a decision, need help !!
My dipolma business course are provided option of studying course, so 3 course for each period of study and i will finish my course next year on June. but if i choose 4 course for each periods, i will finished my course in February next year.
i really need you guys opinion.
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Hi @57Pixels
Making study decisions can be difficult! If you are concerned about the workload and think you may become overwhelmed it might be best to choose the 3 course option as it is only a four month difference which in the scheme of things is fairly small. Overloading yourself may result in burn out and a reduction in your quality of work. However this is not to say that you cant do the 4 course option. I believe it would be achievable, it is about choosing what is right for you and working at a pace that bests suits your lifestyle! because in the end its your achievements and your wellbeing 😊 Are you doing any further study that would require you to finish earlier or is just out of preference that you would like to finish early?
I hope this helps! if you have any more questions feel free to reach out ⭐
@Blueberry_Kudu i want to finish early next year, but people around me said it might be risky and stressful to do 4 coures. but if i do 3 coures for each period, it kinda late year but it's not too risky to do it and have more time. so i'm still thinking which option is the best for me?!
Hi @57Pixels
I was in a similar position with my degree and uni and I had a choice to either cram more units into a shorter time span which means I graduate sooner, or to delay and spread out my studies and extend things by an extra year.
Im not sure about you, but for me graduating and performing well was really important for my degree/future so I ended up really valuing the extra time I got from taking fewer subjects. I was not in a rush to graduate, and I was happy to give myself the best shot by having less pressure and content throughout the year.
It also gave me more time to do other things like see friends and family which I struggled to do before. So all in all, taking the less intense, but "longer" route worked out the best for me.
Hope that provides some insight and best of luck 💙
Maybe you should do 3 courses since its easier and you finish only a few months later?
