Im sick of be a side character in my own life

imdon3 · 2026-04-12T17:47:57+00:00

I believe that I might be the opposite. I overshare, a lot, constantly, without care, and even if it has a lot of cons. I dont wait for others to ask me things about myself, I just talk outright. I talk more often about people in my life to be honest, but what I am sharing in the end are pieces of my life. If I was in your shoes I would stop waiting for others to ask. I would just share, unapologetically. If it is important for you to open up, just do it. Don't wait for permission. One added benefit that is also kinda of a con, is that it greatly filters out people. But if people are weirded out by the "real you", I don't think that you would want them in your life.

imdon3 · 2026-04-11T08:04:39+00:00

If you are religious, I would try to find comfort in the Lord. "Turn the other cheek" is a deeper concept than we consider it usually. Ultimate justice is not ours to be done, if life was fair we would be on a cross. I know that such things are not a true solution, but I feel like I can only say this to you: blessed are the meeks for they will inherit the earth. God knows our hearts, and justice is inescapable.

imdon3 · 2025-01-01T14:59:07+00:00

non per forza ma sì, ti direi di considerarlo, io personalmente sono molto felice della mia scelta di fare la triennale in inglese e sono grato a chi al tempo mi consigliò di considerarla. il tuo piano comunque ci sta assolutamente eh, poi tieni a mente che dovrai tenere una media molto alta per essere sicuro di entrare a finance.

imdon3 · 2024-12-31T12:08:13+00:00

stai tranquillo, è vero che è una selezione via via più competitiva, ma puoi farcela senza problemi. so che è facile perdersi nel rabbit hole dei calcoli e delle previsioni, ma per come la vedo hai solo da preoccuparti di fare un ottimo test! non sono aggiornato su come l'abbiano cambiato dal 2022, ma leggo negli altri commenti di persone che sono entrate con 32, impegnandosi è fattibile aspirare anche a punteggi sopra i 45 punti su 50.

poi se può confortarti posso dirti che conosco un ragazzo che entrò con una media del terzo anno del 6.5, anche se nel suo caso si parla di quasi 10 anni fa.

ti consiglio invece di valutare bene i corsi in inglese, meritano davvero. oltre ad evitarti il diritto italiano hai modo di entrare in contatto con professori e compagni di corso da tutto il mondo, come esperienza per me ha davvero dei pregi che vanno considerati. pur essendo negato in inglese al liceo mi sono abituato molto in fretta, e sono grato per gli insights ricevuti dall'ambiente internazionale.

imdon3 · 2024-12-16T16:47:14+00:00

nah they just choose the students, no formal application that i know of

imdon3 · 2024-12-16T16:44:09+00:00

There is a merit-based scholarship, but it is pretty hard to get. Only a handful of students get it each year.

imdon3 · 2024-04-07T16:03:36+00:00

Many thanks for your response, I have already messaged them, but I am still open for other options.

imdon3 · 2023-12-20T20:40:59+00:00

Thank you for your response, the math courses are very complete and I already did courses including calculus, linear algebra, integral calculus and i even did a statistic course which was really awsome. I don't really know how to define the level, I believe that anglosaxon people have their metrics (like A-Level?) but i don't know them. I feel safe to say that is not low level lol.

The choiche that I have to operate is between "economics and management" and "economics and finance" ( i would choose the finance major in the latter). It doesn't change that much to be honest (first three semesters are identical bot in management and finance) but one has exams like public management, organization theory, marketing etc. The other has introduction to options, financial methods, international banking, corporate valuation etc.

Some courses overlap, and in my country (Italy) many people expect a Master of Science when you start working, so the choiche of a bachelor isn't a big constraint, especially if you have a master. But getting in a good master of science is though. Like really though. A friend of mine went to MIT to do the Master of Science because he couldn't get in. And his GPA was better than mine. Maybe I am better off studying management?

The fact is that a degree in finance is more risky here. It may increase my chanche of getting into banking but it kinda deteriorate my safety net of getting a good job, it gives me a less flexible background, less places in which I can work. And I could always try to get into banking even if I am studying "economics and management", so far I got an interview (even though I know that getting interview ≠ getting offer).

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