It depends on your course, because you may be required to use specialised software for your work. But you could contact the faculty or a professor and ask about this, they'll give you a good idea on what to use.
I’m doing real state do don’t think I’d need anything special
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I’m doing real state do don’t think I’d need anything special
whats real state
Original post by Clivierx
whats real state
Sorry real estate
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Sorry real estate
you can learn that in uni?? That's sick, are the salarys really high when u graduate?
Original post by Clivierx
you can learn that in uni?? That's sick, are the salarys really high when u graduate?
Yuppp Ik someone who’s first job out of uni was £70k
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Yuppp Ik someone who’s first job out of uni was £70k
wowww
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