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The excuse most student tender for their failure today is the fact that they are not financially buoyant. The place of finance in becoming an high flying student is crucial but can be sensibly managed.The fact that you have got low income stream to meet some petty needs that might lift you academically is not a criteria for you to fail. If you are about securing admission into the higher institution and you are allowing the fear of cash/finance weigh you down, you had better get off that orientation and take the bull by the horn. It gladdens my heart to put this article together because it emanates out of my experience then as a student. Times when there are no cash to go for lectures or even to purchase textbook and still end up an upper credit student. Becoming an high flying student is a desire, a decision and a pursuit nothing should stop you from getting. ” Take it or you leave it, has you hope and think to be like somebody somewhere because he/she has little resources th...

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American market research firm IDC has published the results of a new survey looking at Windows 10. Last year saw Microsoft pull out all the stops in a major attempt to bring its new OS to as many users and devices as possible — and, based on this report, it seems like the company did a very good job. Almost thirty percent of PC users polled in the survey claimed to be running Windows 10, compared to the 27% that are using Windows 8 and the 28% using Windows 7. That might not sound like a massive lead, but considering that Windows 10 only saw its international launch in July 2015, it’s a promising statistic. It’s also worth noting that the survey — which polled 1,000 PC-owning adults in the United States — was carried out in September of last year. Given that this was a matter of weeks after the much-publicized launch of the OS, it’s more than likely that usage numbers have grown in the months since. Related:   Windows 10 ecosystem review (Windows 10, Phone, Xbox) While...