How Did Community Support Impact My Exam Success?

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A user announced the successful completion of all their exams, expressing gratitude for the support received from the community during their studies. They shared their excitement about pursuing a degree in physics, a lifelong dream, and acknowledged the challenges faced, including quitting a job and managing finances without tutoring. The user emphasized their commitment to studying diligently and their intention to give back by helping others in the future. The community responded with congratulations and encouragement for their journey ahead.
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Dear all, I officially passed all of my exams yesterday. It seemed very unlikely but now I get to study physics and hopefully pursue my childhood dreams. I want to really thank you. I quit my job and was on a budget so that I couldn't afford tutoring, but I don't think I would have been able to find tutors as good as you anyway.

I couldn't have imagined anyone helping me as patiently as many of you did here.

I am going to honor you by not slacking off and continuing to study hard and hopefully one day help some others too.

Hope it's ok to post this here!
 
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Hey, congratulations.
 
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spsch said:
Dear all, I officially passed all of my exams yesterday.

I am going to honor you by not slacking off and continuing to study hard and hopefully one day help some others too.
Congratulations and good luck!
 
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