Unfortunately working 20 hours a week on top of full time college still puts anyone who does it at a disadvantage to those who do not. Those 20 hours a week cou

Unfortunately working 20 hours a week on top of full time college still puts anyone who does it at a disadvantage to those who do not. Those 20 hours a week could have been spent on more studies, extracurricular activities, networking, or resting and therefore being more effective at those things. Not that I don't respect it. Also, I suppose that it could be reflected on a resume, although I personally doubt that someone who worked through school would be chosen over a higher GPA, more extracurricular activity, applicant on average. Unless of course the job was an internship.