How can i manage full time school and full time work?
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It is impossible to maintain both with any degree of success.\nBoth endevours will suffer when you don't get any sleep. One third of your life should be set aside for rest and play. The Bible says, "...no man can serve two masters." The principle of the saying applies here.  You must devote your attention to one in order to succeed. I tried, chose work more often, made bad grades<<<regreted it ever since. Stay in school, work part time. You can always get a new job. School becomes harder and harder as time goes by.
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It is for sure pretty tough. But if the condition insists, I think the key word is time management. Therefore, take no full time job and not so many class in the same time.
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Be a working student.
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First of all, way to go.  I'm a single parent of two and in school and I know how hard it is.  I find that time management is the most important as well as reading the material every chance you get.  I have a straight A average because I use the school's writing lab for all of my papers as well as having my friends read them and give me critical feedback.  This helps me get better grades and I make sure to always keep my eye on the goal.
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Here's my schedule, except I work too.\n\nGet up and showered, \nmake breakfast for you,kids and hubby. \nGet kids up to eat. \nget kids bathed and dressed. \ntake kids to daycare.  \nGo to class.  \ndo homework in between classes\nCall in and check on kids. \nGo to next two classes.  \ndo more homework.  \nGo get kids. \ncook dinner\nsay hello to significant other.  \nwatch an hour or so of tv. \nPut kids to bed\nWhen all is quiet do more homework.  \n\nIt all depends on how many classes you are taking, when they are scheduled, and if you plan on working at the same time.You've gotta do the homework while the kids are in daycare or it will never get done, because when you are home there are all the other things you will need to do, like laundry, dishes, cleaning, breathing.  It's tough, but go for it!!
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work and go to college
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There are a few good ways to do this. First is financial aid. Second, depending on what state you are in, there should be several local scholarship programs. There are also other scholarships out there, ask the college you intend to go to for information on them. Last, there is always a part time job. Many places will work with you on a schedule ,that fits around your class times, if you tell them you are attending college. Hope this helps you. :)
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i have the same problem in college. Just tell yourself that if you get the work done now you'll have more free time for doing what you love. Keep the work done ahead of you.
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I agree with Jewel, part-time is best.  Please remember that in addition to time in class, you need to think about homework, papers, group projects, etc... It may take you longer to realize your educational goals, but higher education will always be there.  The time you have with your child won't.
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Establish priorities.\n\nHave a daily schedule as specific as you need it.  YOu might even need 5 minute chunks to start.\n\nHave a big master schedule for when assignments are due, appointments, tests, etc.\n\nDe-clutter your environment.   Often we are distracted and taken off task by "stuff" around us.  Try to keep things tidy. \n\nSet realistic short term goals for yourself.  Write them down.\n\nStop doing unnecessary stuff.  Sometimes we try to do too much.  But don't put off the hard stuff that really must be done - no time like the present - get it done now.\n\nPlan your day.\n\nAsk for help when it is reasonable, but don't expect too much of others.\n\nAs much as possible do your study in day light hours.  Research suggests taht one hour of study in day light is equal to about an hour and a half of study after dark.\n\nTake short breaks.  Generally marathon work sessions don't work for most people.  But make sure you end your break on time.  \n\nThis one might sound silly, but get enough rest.\n\nDo the most difficult things when you are most alert, not when you are tired.\n\nDo the most important stuff first.\n\nSchedule some exercise and relaxation time everyday.  It will energize you.\n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck!
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Well I attended college summer semesters full-time each summer. they go quite fast, reduced time and all, so be prepared to study alot. if you work, you might want to consider cutting one. Also, i tried to space it out so I had a day inbetween to study up. Are you prepared for them?? Do you already know the subject that you need to take? That makes having 3 classes alot easier. Hope this helps.
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Keep a little notepad & pen with you, & every time something pops into your head; write it down.\nBegin setting a fixed time, daily, when you do thiese lttle things. This will discipline you to manage your time better while developing some organizational skills, too.
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Time management is very important in college.  College is a chance to encounter many new (and very fun) opportunities and you have to be able to manage your time so that you can do your homework and not get kicked out of school.\n\nAlso, make sure that you get enough sleep in college so that you don't get sick and miss too much class.
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If your question is "How do you manage your time?" I can answer that.  I have a grid that contains every half hour that I am awake, Monday-Saturday.  I type in the activities that I know will not change (ie. classes) and print out the grid.  Then I write the items that I know I want/need to do in a given week.  I fill them into the open boxes and stick to the plan.  I make Sundays "unscheduled" time during which I do not do homework.
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learn time management.
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If money is not a major factor, I would much rather go to university by all means!! \n\n1) You are going to be working the rest of your life anyway, so put it off as long as possible.\n\n2) full time jobs may average 40 hours a week or roughly 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. When I was in college, I spent approx. 8 hours for the entire week in class. This doesn't include the amount of outside of class time needed to do homework, study, etc. though.\n\n3) There's more fun things to do while in college. The parties, the like-minded, free thinking people willing to explore new experiences just like you are. No one to report to (unless your parents are paying the bill, then they feel that you owe them a status report)\n\n4) If you can get a full or partial scholarship, then its even better. There's tons of ways to cultivate your entrepenural spirit in school, selling used text books for a profit is one.\n\n5) University offers an experience that you cannot duplicate in any way whatsoever in a full time job\n\n6) if you are so determined to have a job, you can still do so on a part time basis while in college.
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Look,organization is the key to success. If you get a day off do this. 8:30 breakfast 8:40 subject #1 9:05 1/3 of grad.project. 9:45 Subject #2 10:15 take a break 10:30 1/3 graduation project. 11:15 subject # 3 11:45 take a break.  12:15 1/3 of graduation project. 12:50 subject # 4 1:35 take a break. 1:45 project #5.\nNow that was not so hard right? Good luck!