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So I'm thinking of taking a month off from work, up to the end the school year which is May 7th. The reason being that I'm so sick and tired of being tired at the end of the week and having to spend my weekends recouping instead of doing something productive. Also, because of the schedule I work 20 hours a week and attend classes 20 hours a week, if you pile homework and projects on top of it I begin to have to make sacrifices. Sacrifices where are becoming less and less fun activities and more school related activities.

I know if take the month off I can do much better on my assignments and study more effectively. And after it's all over I can make up the time I missed once I start working full time again easily..

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If it's within your possibilities to quit work, you should do that. School is much more important at your age.

If you can't quit work, try to balance it out. You might have to take less classes or cut more hours out of work. This is where it becomes really tricky. You have to ask yourself, "Do I want to cut my work hours & have less money or do I want to cut my school & take longer to finish, hmmmmmm?" ('_' ) ?

My personal choice would be quiting work, because if you dont, you will spend more time finishing school & you'll be at a point where you're not doing good in work or school. Not only that, you'll be stuck in that position for a LONG time. School is much better, but when you finally do graduate & get that career going, you have to ask yourself, "Do I want to be like the Anime Gee & work 16 hour days on occasion, hmmmmm?" ( '_') ? Chances are that you'll be doing a lot of hours.

Hahaha! ( ^o^) <3

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I work somewhere between 50 - 70 hours most weeks, and spend about 10 hours either in class or working on something for class.

I hear you. If this wasn't a total scholarship gig, and I really didn't care about the courses, I would do the same.

Basically: Do it.

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I work somewhere between 50 - 70 hours most weeks, and spend about 10 hours either in class or working on something for class.

I hear you. If this wasn't a total scholarship gig, and I really didn't care about the courses, I would do the same.

Basically: Do it.

I'm not sure which one you are telling me to do :laugh:

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Scott drop werk and finish your schooling man..and honestly it depends on your living situation also..being that if you lived by yourself its a whole nother story of you working and going to school, but you honestly know whats best for you.

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Where do you go?!

My school charges 20K a year before my financial aide and scholarships come into play. >_<

Sit down and apply for every singe scholarship available. Even if you aren't technically applicable. Generally, if you're the only person, or just the most qualified person out of a pool or really unqualified people, you'll get the scholarship anyway. On of my old teachers did this, and it netted her about $8000 a year.

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