Yay you for finding a source of fiduciary income! Delving way, way back into my personal experiences during the uni years, I recall that finding a job that made me grocery money while allowing me to study during the 'off peak' times was a boon. Such that putting in the time on a craptacular job didn't necessarily mean I had to waste my life during working hours. (I drove taxis for two years, on an 'on call' basis').

If you want, or need this piece of paper that certifies your skills badly enough, a part time job that enables you to multitask ain't the worst way to go, IMHO. The resultant energy expenditure is not to be taken lightly, but, realistically, is a neccessary burden. I trust that you have what it takes to get through it.

Work, work, & so forth.

Um, this isn't meant to be any form of paternalistic advice. Rather, a simple offering of my own experience, with a little added optimism relative to your energies. Fare well in your endeavours, PR.

This is great! Way to go Rose!!!

Wonderful Rose, I am very proud of you. It takes some serious bahoogies to step out on that journey that is life. I've been where you were, are, and will be. Trust me, where you will be (successful in the career of your choice) is a pretty cool place. It is a mirror thing; you look in, and see a person who can do anything they set their mind to... everyday.

yay, good for you :)

Schooling for Graphic Design.
And! I got hired today. The job is not exciting, but the working around school schedules etc that they do IS and I am happpppyyyyyyyy!
That might be beccause I drank a Bawls. But I'll have steady access to Bawls at my craptastic job at 7-eleven. Yus! Minimum wage slave working long hours with weird people! But plenty of guaranteed schedule and Bawls! All my dreams are a few years of butt-busting away!

Good job vibes, that is.

Good for you. Sending good joob vibes your way.

Sweet. Whatcha schoolin' for?