@firehoopsffzm@fvckfemi_ Well! Depends on your location
I studied Civil Engineering, and I don’t even see any reason that made study it
I think medical would be better. I’m not trying to discourage you or anything, I’m just saying that from my experience. I wish you the best
@firehoopsffzm@fvckfemi_ It doesn’t worth it bro
I’m a graduate and have no job, been looking for job now for years
Nothing to show for the college
But you might get the luck though
does anyone have advice for a girl in her late 20’s (26 to be exact) who feels like she’s behind on life🥹 not married yet, no kids, no house, no career yet. just feeling down
Oh ok. Money simply follows value. What value can you provide to get paid for? If you never sabi wetin you fit offer, I will suggest you go and learn at least one skill that you are passionate about. Something wey your heart likeeeee. Trust me once you have learned something you love well, mastered it, and use it to solve real problems. Na so money go begin find you like WiFi. 😁
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