When I first began studying online, I had no idea what I was in for. Now that I have completed my degree, I realise how much I have changed, learned and accomplished. My online study journey was not always easy though. Juggling studying online with life as
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There I was, just weeks into a three-year university degree, dreary eyed and ready to fall asleep when a notification flashed across my phone…from my tutor. My first grade has been marked. Nervous and excited, I logon and check my grade. I’m crushed. Immediately,
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