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These students proved that you get what you want if you work for it

Tertiary education is the stage in life where one would be deciding the path of their career and where they would find their passion. This is where students try to get placements at top universities either locally or abroad.

Rick wants to study Biological Sciences, Shen Li wants to study Economics, and Shu Xin wants to major in Educational Psychology. Shu Xin developed Project 30,000 Hours during the pandemic, according to Nick Kaw, Head of Research at Khazanah Nasional Berhad, an organisation that seeks to improve student access to online learning and cultivate students’ sense of self-leadership.

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