Check with your employer. You may be able to bargain some time off that you can dedicate to your education. I was able to get a full day off, and it's usually e

Check with your employer. You may be able to bargain some time off that you can dedicate to your education. I was able to get a full day off, and it's usually enough to do most of the work, if you're able to leverage some parts of your lunch/commuting to watch lessons. I have a job and two kids. Remember that nobody forces you to graduate quickly. I always take one class AT MOST at the same time, so I don't get overwhelmed, and I alternate easier classes with harder ones, so I kind of "prepare ahead" for the harder class while attending the easier one.