How am I meant to be well rounded when I have so much uni work?

Its my first week of lectures and theres so much assumed knowledge about economics Im failing miserably

@Glassapple

Its not tho
There loads of chinese and asian people who have already studied economics and accounting and some douche bags who got work from mummy and daddy so already know accounting

@Glassapple

Its not tho
There loads of chinese and asian people who have already studied economics and accounting and some douche bags who got work from mummy and daddy so already know accounting

So the people who prepared themselves properly are the losers yes?

If your attitude wasn't so much of a problem, I'd be suggesting that you befriend these people and work with them to understand the principles you are struggling with.

You are usually taught from scratch and materials should cover everything. What are your first exams? Internships don't teach you microeconomics or macroeconomics.

The fact you called some of them douches suggests otherwise.

You have conversations with them, so just ask. Its not like you have never spoken to them before. Just ask for their advice.

The fact you called some of them douches suggests otherwise.

You have conversations with them, so just ask. Its not like you have never spoken to them before. Just ask for their advice.

And there's the attitude problem.

Just because someone has secured work experience through their parents does not equate to them being a douche bag. Plus its one person you clearly seem to have an issue with.

Rather than focusing on the problem, focus on finding a solution. One of those potential solutions is to use the expertise around you, whether its fellow students who seem more clued up (whether they are a douchebag or not) or even your academics.