Quitting full-time job to concentrate on studying A-levels?
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Am I crazy for wanting to quit my full time job in order to concentrate on studying A levels?
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Not crazy at all if you think you will benefit from it! Make a list of your monthly outgoings and see if you will be able to afford to quit, or maybe think about working part time instead!!
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Not crazy at all if you think you will benefit from it! Make a list of your monthly outgoings and see if you will be able to afford to quit, or maybe think about working part time instead!!
Not crazy at all if you think you will benefit from it! Make a list of your monthly outgoings and see if you will be able to afford to quit, or maybe think about working part time instead!!

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Am I crazy for wanting to quit my full time job in order to concentrate on studying A levels?
Am I crazy for wanting to quit my full time job in order to concentrate on studying A levels?
If you are going to uni then you should get some work expereince there anyways.
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Am I crazy for wanting to quit my full time job in order to concentrate on studying A levels?
Am I crazy for wanting to quit my full time job in order to concentrate on studying A levels?
The question is whether or not you can afford to do it?
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Crazy? That is what many other people do. I would consider A level much more important than having a job so even I would quit my job to do more A level revision.
If you are going to uni then you should get some work expereince there anyways.
Crazy? That is what many other people do. I would consider A level much more important than having a job so even I would quit my job to do more A level revision.
If you are going to uni then you should get some work expereince there anyways.
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Ok, so I'm still considering actually quitting my job and being unemployed for a few months (or at least work part time in retail or something) so I can concentrate/continue self-teaching the two A-levels I am doing as a mature student. I've already booked my A2 exams and am worried about not having enough time to study and do well. Am I just being crazy for having chosen to self-teach in the first place?

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So, I'm spending the weekend studying but am dreading work next week as I feel like I've got so much revising to do in order to be prepared for the two A-levels I am sitting in the summer as a mature private candidate.
I'm actually on the verge of quitting my job just to concentrate on these A-levels
Am I absolutely crazy for doing this?
I'm actually on the verge of quitting my job just to concentrate on these A-levels

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