Syaza Nazura

Bila dah sign up for Nuffnang and dah letak ads kat blog semua tu, after a while, you'd see things like this on your Dashboard. Note that there's two different types of ads under Nuffnang, CPUV (Cost per unique visit) and CPC (Cost per click) campaigns. Normally CPUV pays more than CPC.

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So each campaign (every new line in the picture is a new campaign) will generate some sort of income. Some may be small (a couple of cents, etc), while others may be a bit more (>RM3), depending on which type of ad it is and how many people visit your blog / click on the ads.

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Bila dah kumpul a minimum of RM50, boleh cashout a cek. Nuffnang akan tolak RM1 processing fee, and then dia akan hantar cek tu ke rumah. It'd take a minimum of a month or two for them to process the cek (if you cash out at any date in December, dia akan process throughout the month of January, and post in February).

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So, yeah, tu la Nuffnang :)

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Hi, I'm doing fine, thank you. How are you? :)

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So basically this is my class schedule for this semester: http://www.syazanazura.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Syaza-Nazura-Fall-2014-schedule.png

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I make it to 80% (or so) of my classes. My Gen Bus class (Monday, 4pm) is now over, so I won't be having that class anymore. I (most of the time) skip my Stats discussion on Wednesday afternoon (1:20pm). But other than that, I typically make it to class.

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In the morning, I'd typically wake up between half an hour to 45 minutes before class. (yes, I either sleep again after Subuh, or just got in bed after praying Subuh). I can get ready pretty fast, and, well, I head to my class(es).

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My routine after classes differ each day:
(1) Monday: Sleep, since I've been up all night (Monday 12am - 8am), working at the library.
(2) Tuesday & Friday: Working at the Office of Admissions and recruitment until 4:30pm.
(3) Wednesday: Go home, lunch / study / nap until my 4pm class.
(4) Thursday: Lunch / study / sleep / play Xbox / advising / UHS appointment / attending talk / seminar (depending on what's on)

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I'll be at home on most nights, since I no longer work the night shifts at the library this semester (other than the midnight - 8am shift on Mondays). Occasionally, I'll head over to the library after my 4pm class on Wednesdays and stay there until midnight or so to study / finish my homework (though I don't do this anymore lately since it gets dark out pretty quick)

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So when I'm home, I'll either:
(1) Eat.
(2) Study.
(3) Watch TV.
(4) Watch anime / movies on my laptop.
(5) Finish off my homework.
(6) Watch any documentaries necessary for my Philosophy class.
(7) Skype with Mum / him / friends.
(8) Take a nap until late midnight.
(9) Blogging / silently reading and stalking others' blog.
(10) Stalking people on Facebook / Twitter / LinkedIn / etc
(11) Eat again.
(12) Play Xbox / the Sims on my laptop
(13) Watch random videos on Youtube
(14) Survey internship opportunities on the internet / BuckyNet.

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I don't actually have like a set schedule or routine that I follow. It's mostly depending on my mood of the day, if I feel like studying or not. Normally, I'd be awake until late at night (2am onwards). I usually sleep around 3/4am, or even after Subuh (yes, I'm nocturnal, and I know it's bad for my health). So while I'm up and not studying, I'd be either window shopping on Amazon / eBay or Youtube-ing or watching anime / movies or be on Facebook and do my part-time counseling thing :D

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Lol, okay, so I guess that's basically my life = sleep, eat, sleep, study, sleep, eat. :P

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"Walk-in interviews" refer to the activity of you coming to a place at a random time and day and straight away attend an interview on the spot.

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Scholarships do not have "walk-in interviews". Nor do most colleges or universities, as far as I know. Some private universities might have 'Open Days' in which prospective applicants can come in for walk-in interview sessions and all, but most do not have this kind of interview. They do, however, schedule interviews. They'll review all applications, and from the pool of applicants that they have, choose a certain number of people to interview. This is the most common way of having interviews, and I'm pretty sure this is what your father meant when he mentioned 'walk-in interviews'.

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As for interview tips in general, please do visit this post: http://www.syazanazura.com/2014/04/askfm-faqs-2-scholarships-interviews.html.

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Thank you :)

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