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I worked 40 hours a week and full time undergrad and grad school. You work, go to school when you aren't working and when you aren't doing either of those, you

I worked 40 hours a week and full time undergrad and grad school. You work, go to school when you aren't working and when you aren't doing either of those, you sit in the library and study.

mabbo 5y ago
When do you sleep? I worked part-time while an undergrad and it was almost too much for me.
- dmoy 5y ago
  You would generally do part time undergrad and full time work.
- ronnier 5y ago
  From midnight to 7:30 am
TrueGeek 5y ago
My wife is currently finishing her masters while working 40 hours a week and still being a mom. It's very stressful, but she's killing it. One of the harder parts (aside from the long nights) was finding an internship that was flexible with her schedule.
- shados 5y ago
  I would absolutely die with half of those responsibilities. Kudo to your partner.
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- munificent 5y ago
  > finishing her masters while working 40 hours a week and still being a mom. I can imagine doing any two of those, with some difficulty. Doing all three is insane. Is her bloodstream, like, 30% caffeine?
- hellbannedguy 5y ago
  I guarantee she's not delivering packages for Amazon. I once heard they were suspose to deliver 500 packages a day. I hope to a higher power I got that wrong.
  - q1w2 5y ago
    > I once heard they were suspose to deliver 500 packages a day. That number is obviously wrong. Question your sources.
CountDrewku 5y ago
It's completely doable. My mom went back to school at 40 and retired in her 60s with a Masters. Was it hard on her... yes. Most things worth doing take hard work. A lot of people always find a way to blame their issues on something external. Oh it's too expensive! Oh there's not enough time! Oh someone should do it for me! Oh that person just got lucky! Maybe some of that's true, but it doesn't really matter. Take the cards you're dealt and do something with them. Or.. you can just fold and keep blaming it on something else.

I worked 40 hours a week and full time undergrad and grad school. You work, go to school when you aren't working and when you aren't doing either of those, you sit in the library and study.

mabbo 5y ago

When do you sleep? I worked part-time while an undergrad and it was almost too much for me.

dmoy 5y ago
You would generally do part time undergrad and full time work.
ronnier 5y ago
From midnight to 7:30 am

TrueGeek 5y ago

My wife is currently finishing her masters while working 40 hours a week and still being a mom. It's very stressful, but she's killing it. One of the harder parts (aside from the long nights) was finding an internship that was flexible with her schedule.

shados 5y ago
I would absolutely die with half of those responsibilities. Kudo to your partner.
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munificent 5y ago
> finishing her masters while working 40 hours a week and still being a mom. I can imagine doing any two of those, with some difficulty. Doing all three is insane. Is her bloodstream, like, 30% caffeine?
hellbannedguy 5y ago
I guarantee she's not delivering packages for Amazon. I once heard they were suspose to deliver 500 packages a day. I hope to a higher power I got that wrong.
- q1w2 5y ago
  > I once heard they were suspose to deliver 500 packages a day. That number is obviously wrong. Question your sources.

CountDrewku 5y ago

It's completely doable. My mom went back to school at 40 and retired in her 60s with a Masters. Was it hard on her... yes. Most things worth doing take hard work. A lot of people always find a way to blame their issues on something external. Oh it's too expensive! Oh there's not enough time! Oh someone should do it for me! Oh that person just got lucky! Maybe some of that's true, but it doesn't really matter. Take the cards you're dealt and do something with them. Or.. you can just fold and keep blaming it on something else.