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Another alternative would be to attempt a degree part-time, which might reduce the financial/time burden. I just realized this comment might be violating the ti
by aet 13y ago
Another alternative would be to attempt a degree part-time, which might reduce the financial/time burden. I just realized this comment might be violating the title of the post. Oops
- jwarkentin 13y agoAs I mentioned in the beginning of my article, that's what I did. It took me about 30-40 minutes to get to school in the mornings. I had classes from 8am-1pm. Another 50 minutes or so to get to work. I would then work until about 10pm. I would go home and take care of the things I needed to for life, go to bed, get up at 6am and repeat. I didn't have much time for homework or study and I was sooner going to sacrifice my school work than my job. Luckily I realized the futility of the process.
- aet 13y agoSorry, I didn't catch the 'some' college part. It's too bad you couldn't find a way to reduce the commutes. Classes 8-1pm sounds like a full load. I was thinking about 1 class at a time.