Can you still work your job and be a full time college student?
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Yes.  It takes an incredible amount of time management.  It also can have an adverse effect on your grades, depending on that time management.  However, a benefit of working full time while going to college is in regard to companies which pay tuition advancement/reimbursement.\n\nI was able to complete graduate school with an "A" average, and get the best evaluations ever at my workplace.  It also required sacrificing two years of social events (smile).\n\nSo... it's possible, but requires a lot of work.
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Typically its minumum wage and you are only allowed to work either 15 or 20 hours a week.\n\nIts actually pretty nice gig since you work on campus, gain some experience and they usually work around your class schedule.  I loved my work study jobs when i was in college.  If your campus has student housing, you should check into what types of work study oppurtunities they have to offer. Housing jobs will let you be in contact with your peers while you are making money.
765795
Have fun while u can, but don't slack off. college is great, but extremely hard work. try to enjoy yourself as much as you can because you may be overwhelmed with work in college.
876653
do ur work in high school so u can have fun in college
172242
It depends on the situation. If you are a full time student yes. If part time no. The student also most be living with there parents. If The student has moved out they do not qualify.
148302
Yes you can because you only need to go to school until your 18....so ur an adult now...I'm a junior and i know a senior who says that he isn't going to 4th hour because he doesn't feel like it so he writes his own letters to the office.
475381
No,there are not, unless you are an employee of a company that will allow you to work from your home, and they will probably want to supply your equipment (i.e.computer,printer,etc.).\nI am an employee of a company and work from my home. \nYou didn't say if you're going to work full time. \nIf you are and plan on being productive, you will still have daycare to pay. \nI also have two kids, ages 4 & 9 and they are in daycare/school during the day, while I'm at home, working.\nThis keeps all of us on a "routine", and "sane".\nYou and your children would be better off, while you are working, to be in an environment where they will be stimulated socially and academically.\nIf you want to "stay home" with you're children, then don't work a job, be a PARENT full-time. \nGood Luck :)
719246
Yes, unless you are late with another student loan.  You can always get a job at a company that offers tuition reimbursement.  You can work, have money and get your education.
482709
I am not aware of any part time B.Tech. But I guess you are talking about what is otherwise called evening college. If so, then you attend college only during the evening. This allows you to work during the day and go to college during the evening.
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I am not sure i understand your question.  What are you asking?  If you are asking if it is possible to work fulltime while going to nursing school, I can tell you that it is possible but difficult.  As far as diploma programs go- I'm not sure we have them anymore in u.s.  We do have 2 year associate degree programs.  \n\nIf you could please be more clear I'll answer again.  I am an RN.
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Yes, you can work, but your school schedule + work schedule has to be under a certain number of hours ( I think it's 44 hours in MI).  You might be able to get a job bussing tables, washing dishes, working on a farm, paper routes, and then there's always free enterprise like yardwork, weeding gardens, walking dogs, babysitting, etc. \nI'm happy to see young people asking for jobs, instead of asking for $$$ from mom & dad.  You'll appreciate the pride of buying things for yourself instead of being given things.  \n\nGood luck with the job hunting.
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In college 12 credits is considered full time
505777
most states are 18, your close, call the company you want to work for and they will help you.  its a good job for going to college, just don't make it a career, OK?
231510
absolutely yes. If you are just beginning your studies you'll have a lot to think about and you don't want to add any more pressure to it. If you are finishing college, by the other hand, you'll have to start looking for job opportunities and that isn't easy either.
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Going to college full time, living on my own, working part-time and keeping up a committed, 4-year long-distance relationship at the same time.  These are more like medium-sized achievements but I'm the first in my family to go to college, not many people my age live by themselves, working is a necesity but it adds to the workload and the relationship part is difficult, but working out well.  It's all hard work.
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Well, there is the FAFSA, it'll tell you if you qualify for some grants, and loans, and scholarships (be prepared to write a lot of essays)...but really, you need a job (or two). This summer, I'm working full-time in a professional office, going to summer school, and working in a coffee shop on the weekends. (I find that having a 9-to-5 job frees up my nights and weekends for a second occupation, when needed.) It's not gonna be easy and it's not gonna be fun when you want to go on road trips with everyone else, but it's definitely worth it!
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Finish formal education, work part time and then if you want to work full time later do it.