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Doing school and work simultaneously can be hard and stressful. However, if its something you are committed to you must make enough time for both. For example, go to school during the day and work at night.
Anonymous
March 2nd, 2015 10:27pm
Staying healthy is the key. Eating right, getting enough sleep and some exercise will help you be at your best to manage with both things. Scheduling and creating healthy habits and routines also help a lot.
Anonymous
March 8th, 2015 8:32am
Make time for both..try an hour of school work after you've come back from work and are relaxed. Do let your boss know that you are dealing with school too so that they know and can help you out also, not give you too much workload.
Anonymous
May 28th, 2015 3:08am
Be sure to set boundaries between the two. It's all about finding balance, and keeping your priorities straight. School should always come first, and your workplace needs to understand that. Don't work so much that it's impacting how you're doing in school.
Anonymous
June 30th, 2015 9:37am
1. Set goals.
2. Be realiatic.
3. Focus well.
4. Communicate.
5. Make a schedule.
Research on the above topics. I hope it'll help :)
Anonymous
July 28th, 2015 7:07pm
It's hard (I've done it for years), but it is do-able. Make sure you put school first so you can advance in your chosen field.
Prioritize things and plan. Put in place a schedule that suits and works for you. Once you find something that works, just stick with it.
Anonymous
November 27th, 2015 1:31am
I highly recommend you put your education first, because no matter how much work experience you, people will be less likely to hire you if you don't complete school. So do shorter work hours during weekends or afternoons and when exams start rolling in, decrease the number of shifts you take. You will always have many jobs out there waiting for you, but you only have these few years to get a proper school education.
I juggle my school with my work schedule by speaking with my professor about during on line classes instead of classroom. I have to prioritizing my daily activities to find out what time I really have after my work and school. That's how I juggle
our preferences depends on how we see the things and how important those are to us. the most important once be attented first
Know you limits is the best way know how much time or how long each event will take and outline your day for when you should do things
Create a time table and stick with it. Have time for work, for school and for yourself. Stick to the schedule and prioritize.
Anonymous
November 13th, 2017 2:08am
For me its about having a good routine and being flexible. I usually set aside 2-3 hours in the evening to focus on my schooling, whether that be reading or working on essays. Having a checklist keeps me accountable.
Prioritization and time management. Juggling work and school is difficult, but the key is managing your time well and not letting yourself get behind. I like to set a timer and work hard for 50 minutes and then give myself a 10 minute break. I am able to focus but don't feel trapped and unable to do something I like - such as pop in to a 7Cups chat room! Remember - your health is important. Sleep, exercise and eating well will help you to maintain a busy life schedule!
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