whats the best way to further my education while working full time?
354683
Take as many online courses as you can in the beginning and once those run out (assuming that you are attending a campus-based university), try to set a school schedule that will not interfere with your job.  My best friend has been able to do this for several years now, and she is actually 2 years away from receiving her doctorate in psychology.  My boyfriend is doing the same thing.  He works as a full-time lab tech and is studying chemical engineering.  It will be hard, but you can do it.
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 :)
989571
u can choose any post graduate course which Australian universities offers then u can work there while u studying as part time worker after completing the course u can work as full time worker.
234095
I would get a job with a company that paid for continuing education courses.  Take night courses while working until Masters degree attained.
431148
It's much harder (both mentally and financially) to go back to school once you've started working.  Analyze your priorities and set your goals.  Then I think you'll have your answer.
624675
WORK for the meantime atleast to have the money to support your studies...if u really like to achieve your dreams then you will do anything to reach it.
268052
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. :)
725047
Study abroad.  This is one of the most important things you can do to extend your education.  Studying in Europe is your best bet by far.  There are so many programs you can search through US universities in Europe that you'd be studying until you die.  good luck.
17575
Have you considered going back to school? Even picking up a few night classes here and ther ein areas you want help in works. Or possibly get a MBA or masters in another area that interests you. Nowadays, it is very common for people to go9 back to college after working for awhile, and it with the way technology is always changing, it would not hurt to get a few classes in to update yourself.
1180764
don't go for higher studies now.\nimprove your english.\ndo a job,earn some money and then go for post graduation...
330281
Get an entry-level job in the field and work your way up.  You can start doing something semi-related that doesn't require a degree, then once you're in, if the company has an education assistance program they will help pay for your degree granted you stay employed for so many years.  That's the best way to go, student loans are another option, but that's just borrowing money now that you'll have to pay back with interest later.
958472
Have you tried applying for financial aid? It will help cut down on the expenses of attending school. FAFSA.ed.gov will help tap into the federal government's financial aid. An idea is maybe go part-time to school while working full time. There are many students who go that route.
1008209
Get a better education and get a better job.
746961
Working in a job, and learning from a comprehensive text or class are two different things.  Both have merit. You have the experience working in IT, but experience alone may keep you from higher or different positions you may want in the future.  No education is wasted, no matter what it is.  You will likely learn things you did not expect or know from your experience alone.  More doors to career opportunities will be there if you have a degree.  The difference will be if you work in IT, or if you run the place.\n\nI say ... go for the education.  You might also consider a degree in a complementary field, rather than studying something you already know.  That too would open more doors for you in the future.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nSue
705576
I worked a full time job, part time job, and did full time school--both undergrad and grad. You can do it you just will have to sacrifice a social life and sleep. \n\nIs going to school going to help you move up at your job? If not, will you end up eventually leaving your job to persue what you get your degree in? You have to figure out what your priorities are and go from there. \n\nThe people who avoid working and go to school full time have parents that pay their way which is why many of them end up unprepared to enter the real world and take on responsibilities such as house payments.
484819
Your parents will provide whatever you ACTUALLY require. So you should turn to full time study.
277361
It can go either way. I good place to start is looking into courses at your local community college. More education background is always a good thing.