in YOUR opinion, how hard would you say it is to get a first

i have thought about it but i dont know what to do with it like what sort of business i wana do...if that makes sense?
i have no talents, i cant make stuff and im not creative so im stuck for ideas

http://startups.co.uk/10-steps-to-starting-a-business/

Everyone has a talent

i literally have nothing i could make a business about

Then I don't know what else I can advise, I'm afraid.

im stuck :'(

If you cant get a first then you must be

If you cant get a first then you must be

Getting a first won't help much. As long as you have at least a 2:1, it's what you do alongside your course that matters most

I'm aiming for a first and I'm pretty close I think, 66% at the mo. With a few firsts so I know I will get it next year

I certainly believe I can get one but my degree has one of the highest first rates in the country I believe. It is not easy, but the resources available are very good I think.

whats ur degree in

Maths

iv done volunteer work but it was before i did uni



so close!

thanks! just one module dragged me down where I got 58%

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nope.
its management so quite a hard career to get experience in

u wot

My degree was also management, and I completely disagree that it's difficult to get experience in. If anything I'd say its one of the most easy.

Chances are you're not going to walk into a management role, so you should seek to get experiences in different areas of business, e.g I did a supply chain internship, I volunteered doing things like delivering presentations and promoting organisations (marketing) which are all very transferable to areas of the management course.

In terms of experience actually leading people, you could take up a leadership role in some sort of society or voluntary organisation, e.g chairperson or president of a committee. Think a bit outside the box, it's very unlikely you're going to get experience shadowing a CEO or whatever, so you have to look to improve your skills which can be transferred over into a career.

maths



you didnt read my earlier comments then, i have 3 kids and no childcare. feel free to think outside of the box with that one -.-

Ultimately he's right-you're not going to walk right into an upper management job. You're going to have to work your way up, even with a degree.

How old are you and your children if you don't mind me asking? If they're already at school, that'll give you more time to actually do things and get experience