I am currently waiting to see if I'll be accepted for a

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2016-03-08 04:35:21 Post No. 16889846
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Anonymous 2016-03-08 04:35:21 Post No. 16889846 [Report]

I am currently waiting to see if I'll be accepted for a degree in May or round 2, June.
The degree I want is unfortunately in another city 2hrs away, so I will have to move out of home if I'm accepted.

I'm looking for casual work while I study too. Should I get a job now, and move there as I have a friend to move in with? Or should I wait for my acceptance, then move in case I don't get accepted?
I've never moved out of home either so this is making me nervous, I don't know if I'm thinking straight. I just don't know when to move or not.

Anonymous 2016-03-08 04:39:50 Post No.16889859
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Anonymous 2016-03-08 04:39:50 Post No.16889859 [Report]

You should start looking for a job now, but be clear that you cant start until June/July. Don't move until you've been accepted and you want too. (That said if you want to move and college is just an excuse, by all means go for it now)

Anonymous 2016-03-08 04:42:20 Post No.16889872
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Anonymous 2016-03-08 04:42:20 Post No.16889872 [Report]

>>16889859
Okay, I understand.
College is not an excuse to move (more of an excuse to get out of my comfort zone), I would prefer to save my money and stay home.

Do you recommend I put my current address or the address I'm moving to on my resume?