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2 weeks is a lot of time when u break it down. cambridge is a great textbook

seems good. the problems going to be sticking with it. integrations one of those topics where if uve seen everything, dont forget them and can do algebra then u should be fine

2 weeks should be enough time

ye it helps sleep and relieve stress. issue is ur body might be so tired that it could affect exam performance the next day

i still find it hard to stop thinking/pondering. theres no quick fix. overtime you just have to learn to accept that whats done is done and turn your attention to making the best of the present and the future

not at usyd

sry i gtg but plenty of us will be here to listen to u

people with 90wams marry people they get divorced with

we all make stupid choices

well at least that was an experience. now ur dropping back in.

welp that’s life u live and learn. probably not nearly as happy as u would think dw i think we all would but we cant. gotta keep moving

dont report the gap on ur resume if u r that worried

honestly dont think its that bad. quite a few corporate firms kinda have an up or out culture which advantages later more mature beginners.

listen to music walk around outside find some hobby find a goal. i think u have to learn to enjoy the little things and ignore the negatives. part of growth and maturing

family? if theres anything good about switching degrees, u can make new friends

i think ur sinking a bit too deep into your destructive thoughts. try focus on nicer things

its okay pls stay alive. there isnt a time machine but there is the present and the future. maybe find something to study and get ahead on.

if u want to work in london later on it doesnt make sense to stay in sydney for uni. breaking into london quant straight out of a sydney uni should be very hard.

i would take imperial. u would have better backup options (eg ib hfs) if u dont make hft quant

liqudity/solvency ratios r mostly in the balance sheet. others u take data from a more mixed amount of statements iirc. check formulas and see which statements those items belong in.