Uni with work?
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Uni with work?Really am stuck on what i'm going to do next year. I hope to get into a foundation course starting september meaning its 5 days a week ( mon-fri) ,9-5pm. I currently work about 20 hours a week part time sales assistant and dont know if I carried on with working both Saturday and Sunday that I would be able to cope with the work as well as having little to no life.
On the other hand if I were to cut down a day at work or leave it all together, my student loan is nowhere near enough to cover my living expenses, as its roughly a 35 minute drive there every day so it would just cover my petrol ....
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Re: Uni with work?Obviously you have to work either way so the decision is between "having a life" or doing the course. Only you can decide which is most important to you.(Original post by jimbo lad)
Really am stuck on what i'm going to do next year. I hope to get into a foundation course starting september meaning its 5 days a week ( mon-fri) ,9-5pm. I currently work about 20 hours a week part time sales assistant and dont know if I carried on with working both Saturday and Sunday that I would be able to cope with the work as well as having little to no life.
On the other hand if I were to cut down a day at work or leave it all together, my student loan is nowhere near enough to cover my living expenses, as its roughly a 35 minute drive there every day so it would just cover my petrol ....
Dont really know what to doooo?
