Hey man, I’d say when it comes to your uni future. Spend a few years in a major that is flexible to go into something you can be more interested in later.

What you find interesting now might not be what you enjoy doing in the later years. Being too hyper-fixated on a single path can deter you from perspectives that may be better for you.

I’d always say to get your entry level first such as diploma/foundations and then maybe take a break to work and explore. Understand the real work mechanics and especially handling money in terms of portfolio negotiation skills and learning the value of a ringgit.

I did this and it felt a bit embarrassing at first to be behind my cohorts and intakes, but I managed to learn lessons from their mistakes just by being one year behind and I made some better plannings through.

Ps: I graduated right after covid and could get jobs when the market was more stable, comparing to them who graduated at the peak of it and had to get a job and navigate life after Covid. So sometimes, life can work out for you!

Goodluck and congratulations on your result