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  • A mutual-aid ask that is one person, not a list 3 min
  • Ask a classmate to share notes — reciprocal, specific, no guilt 2 min
  • Ask a vendor one scoped question from a student team 2 min
  • Office hours you cannot attend — one written question 3 min
  • Make your case for a lineup change — their call 2 min
  • Ask a librarian to check a source — claim, citation, question 2 min
  • Two internship offers — ask a mentor what they see 2 min
  • Ask an RA or roommate for help — facts, then one ask 3 min
  • Ask for a recommendation letter as a briefing 3 min
  • Ask to swap presentation slots — one concrete trade 2 min
  • How to ask a professor for an extension 3 min
  • Ask a godparent for one practical job, with the context they lack 3 min
  • How to ask a busy expert for help 5 min
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