Working 4 nights on and 4 nights off a week transition
Hi,
Just wanted to ask if there are any master's students working night shifts and how they manage that with classes. I have been working nights 4 on/4off for the last 6 months whilst studying for my master's and it was all going well until now. I am struggling to find the energy to study or do anything else... I just can't- my attendance has significantly dropped to 50% as I tend to sleep instead of heading to class. I am considering quitting my job but I wanted advice on job options or freelancing ideas that are wfh that can earn a full time income, where I don't have to sacrifice my sleep. I'll appreciate any advice.
Thanks
Just wanted to ask if there are any master's students working night shifts and how they manage that with classes. I have been working nights 4 on/4off for the last 6 months whilst studying for my master's and it was all going well until now. I am struggling to find the energy to study or do anything else... I just can't- my attendance has significantly dropped to 50% as I tend to sleep instead of heading to class. I am considering quitting my job but I wanted advice on job options or freelancing ideas that are wfh that can earn a full time income, where I don't have to sacrifice my sleep. I'll appreciate any advice.
Thanks
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