>already over a year late when it comes to finishing bachelor's due to a chronic health condition when it comes to finishing uni
>parents and friends think I was lazy and faked it but whatever
>grades during that time were shit obviously, so trying hard to fix them now so I can still get a good enough final grade to get into master's
>also considering getting a job because being a bum at home is embarrassing, but worried it could impact my bachelor's thesis that I was considering writing next semester

Additionally

>missed registry date on a practical course because of a misprint on the website about the course, so technically would need to wait an additional year to take it, or I'd have to take 2-3 courses on top next semester on top of 2-3 other courses plus my bachelor's thesis

I hate this so much, what the fuck am I supposed to do now?

>>33414444 (OP)
>what the fuck am I supposed to do now?
nothing, just get your shit together and get back to work, no excuses, obviously give priority to courses that can be finished quickly with little time inevstment so you feel better about having less shit to do and you can actually focus on the important and difficult courses, or your thesis
depending on the specific degree it's not unusual to see a rate of around 50% for people not graduating in time
you will have plenty of time to wageslave once you finish college, no need to rush it, unless it's some easy part time job so you can pay rent to parents if they are pissed about it

In similar situation. Just take a break this coming semester and get back on your feet. That's what I'm doing.

>>33414444 (OP)
>1+ year late on a 3 year degree because excuses
>missed registry: You didn't do the one job you had because of excuses.
But I guess there was a misprint, so everyone else missed the registry, right? 0 students registered, right?

Yeah, you're just lazy and faking it like your parents suspected.
You need to man up and finish it, it you want to finish it. You're just wasting your life like this.
Studying is much easier than doing a job. Every job will require more effort and discipline from you than studying. If you can't even do this, and you'll be 2+ years late on a 3 year degree, companies will notice this in your CV, and they will know.
Diplomas like that take people for McDonald's, because they're equipped to deal with lazies, they pay a manager just to scream at you all day to do your job.

>>33415332
>0 students registered, right?
Most of the students taking the course come from another line of study that matches with the time and chain of information of the course. I don't know a single other person from my line of study that takes it, so the communication is obviously horrible. I took the official papers to inform myself and there was a misprint, what do you want me to do.
>You need to man up and finish it
...at what point did I imply I wasn't going to?
>Studying is much easier than doing a job
I know, I'm having fun studying which is why I want a master's on top. But something that's harder than both studying and a job is doing anything with a chronic condition that reduces you to a cripple lmao
>companies will notice this in your CV
Yeah that's the obnoxious part. I really don't wanna drag this out even further but I don't even know if there is any way I can counteract this, and if there is, I don't even know if that's the best course of action considering my past grades are horrible either way, and no matter how good my grades are now, they most likely won't be able to counteract them.