My friend is very excited but confused right now. He is a high flyer and intelligent guy. He needs to make a decision between scholarships, admission and jobs.
He is a young man with a simple family (a wife & kid). He has a BSc and MSc in the engineering field. He is very open to working in the academia or industry.

See the breakdown of choices below. Pls advice him sincerely like a friend/brother. I will also read through and give him my opinion too.

1. Secured a Fed govt scholarship for PhD study in germany (Due 2019). Currently still seeking admission/approval from supervisors.

2. Already received 2 admission offers from Univ in Australia but no scholarship. Currently applying for an Australian govt scholarship. (Due 2019)

3. Received a job offer from a multinational oil servicing company (Salary like 450k). To reply before October 2018 ending.

He has a moral constraint in taking the Job offer if he intends to leave in maybe 6 months for his studies. Should he forget about PhD and take the offer to grow and be a top professional or leave the job and focus on his studies.

I am sure you see his confusion now. Abeeggiii make una help am oooo.

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It’s a very important decision your friend is facing right now, life-changing one. I don’t think it’s possible give him advice regarding which choice is better. When I was choosing a place to work, I tried to imagine the situation as I’m already working there. Then I understood what I would like more and what I want more It’s how I started to work as a writer for [EduBirdie and don’t have a single regret, so I believe it’s a great approach to make career choices.

Rosalina1232:
It’s a very important decision your friend is facing right now, life-changing one. I don’t think it’s possible give him advice regarding which choice is better. When I was choosing a place to work, I tried to imagine the situation as I’m already working there. Then I understood what I would like more and what I want more It’s how I started to work as a writer for [EduBirdie and don’t have a single regret, so I believe it’s a great approach to make career choices.

Seems we are all confused together