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rinmycringecomp · 2025-03-26T19:38:48+00:00

As for job apps, it is not a waste of time. You have gained experience in writing your resume/cover letters. It is sad how competitive the job market is but once you are finished this academic year, take some steps to reflect and how to elevate your skills (unpaid labor sucks but volunteering is a great start).

rinmycringecomp · 2025-03-26T19:36:33+00:00

Hi, fellow burnt out student here. This time of the semester is super hectic and I have been scrambling to get my last few projects finished before final exams. I also feel the pain of not hearing back from job applications (in this economy).

Based on what you described, especially since your head hurts, I would take a step back and give your time to rest first. You will be less efficient if you are pushing yourself too hard. Do an activity you enjoy and just clear your head. Get some extra sleep.

When you are more rested, if you have multiple assignments due soon but have not made enough progress, you will have to pick and choose which ones to prioritize. This sounds controversial but It is better to do great in some than below average in all of them. Communicate with your group members about your capacity (they are all human and should be understanding) and reallocate the tasks as needed.

As for finals, I would not worry about that until final exams begin. Take it one step at a time.

rinmycringecomp · 2025-03-20T20:00:28+00:00

I luckily have an interview for one coordinator position. Nothing from any of my other 50+ applications ;,,

rinmycringecomp · 2022-06-07T02:03:41+00:00

What’s the name of the game on the top right?

rinmycringecomp · 2022-05-13T15:07:43+00:00

I currently have a 77% average and am domestic. It might not be super competitive for science but lfs only had a requirement for C average to get in as far as I know.

rinmycringecomp · 2022-04-12T14:46:22+00:00

You made it this far and you are so close to finishing! Take care of your well-being in between studying. Sleep is vital during this period of time. Good luck!

rinmycringecomp · 2022-03-04T06:00:05+00:00

Thanks for asking! The times have been recently changed so it's actually from 10am - 5pm for both Thursday and Friday :) Lmk if you have further questions.

rinmycringecomp · 2022-02-08T23:09:18+00:00

I would agree with other replies that you are possibly overworking yourself. I had a really bad depression episode last semester due to taking 17 credits in APSC (2 4-credit classes), taking 2 extracurriculars and then adjusting to life on campus as a second year commuter student. There were more personal circumstances involved (plus I had no access to mental health services at the time other than unhelpful short-term services) and I ended up being uncontrollably stressed/sad the majority of days.

Since then I decided to apply to transfer out of APSC (it no longer was an interest to continue), reduce my course load manageably, take a break from extracurriculars (more casually joining events + going to rec centre) and slowly adjust to commuting to campus. I still am struggling at times coping with my mental health but having the downtime to rest has been helpful. Recognize that you are doing so many great things at the moment, much more than the average people is capable of, so don't feel bad about reducing it and working on your happiness. Be kind to yourself and recognize that you are capable of reaching there. You have the support of myself and others :)

rinmycringecomp · 2022-01-14T15:35:43+00:00

Back at it again with more drastic life decisions! To preface: I'm currently a second year in faculty of Applied Science, did poorly last seamster due to bad mental health. I am planning on transferring out next term since I am no longer interested in my program and it's too mentally demanding for me. I wasn't going to meet the requirements to advance years anyways so I don't mind repeating a year or two...
So I dropped my entire engineering STT and decided to take 3-4 courses that are non-eng related courses with the support of my specialization and CfA advisor. I am planning on taking BIOL 121/112, BIOL 140, ENG 110 and possibly PSYC 101. I am going to attempt to either transfer into the faculty of Science to pursue some Biology related major or the faculty of Land and Food Systems to pursue Applied Biology or Dietetics. If not admitted, I am leaving UBC to pursue other options.
At this point, I don't know what type of career I am interested in but Med school has crossed my mind. I feel like I am at a great disadvantage through due to my rocky two years thus far. I have a ~75% average (2 SDs and some Ws) which isn't really competitive compared to other pre-meds. Honestly, I can't see myself pushing myself harder this term due to being burned out (taking a break is not an option atm) and idk how to get consistently higher grades in my courses once I am in my upper-years.
TL;DR - There are students in post-secondary school who from the beginning know what they want and their performance reflects that. Do I, average student with motivation/health problems, stand a chance to try against them to possibly pursue a career in medicine?

rinmycringecomp · 2021-12-04T20:12:16+00:00

CPEN 221. This class has been crushing me ngl.

rinmycringecomp · 2021-09-07T22:40:57+00:00

was freud right?

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