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Anonymous users2024-01-24For those who have free time, it is certainly cost-effective to engage in work-study.
But if you don't have extra time, you are busy with student union work, and you are busy with graduate school entrance examinations, then you will definitely not do it. Unless it is really forced by life, the family is too difficult.
In college, the time spent studying is only part of the story.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is plenty of time in college, so it's good if you arrange it reasonably, and it's best to depend on your family conditions, it's all up to you
Those people took chopsticks and put them in the dormitory as their own belongings, waiting to be used when they sometimes ate takeout, and the consequences were that the cafeteria felt that the supply of chopsticks was in short supply. So I bought chopsticks to pay the bill for these shameless people. And these accounts, perhaps, come from the rent of each window. >>>More
I always felt panicked when I didn't have classes, and it wasn't until I went to a restaurant to work part-time that my heart settled down.
Boil 2 eggs + 1 sachet of plain milk in the morning.
College students go to restaurants to work part-time, usually as waiters or food deliverers. >>>More
I think it s probably not a matter of ability,or that he doesn t like your performance,to put it bluntly,it s not a person.It doesn t matter,the next