I'm a full time student, 17 credits, but I don't have a job - so < 10 hours, but technically zero hours of work.

This semester I'm going to school for 9 hours a week and work 37 hours a week. In the past I have always done 20 to 25 hours of work along with being a full time student.

I find that this semester, my last semester, is the toughest one of them all. Balancing the two is really tough. The fact that I have to wake up at 5:30 in the morning and sometimes having to stay up past 12/1 a.m. to study, really does it. My hours of sleep is cut short and having to go to work the next morning is a drag. I'm always so sleepy. I can't wait to get my 7 hours of sleep back after i graduate.

I cram all my classes into two days, and spread 25 hours of work a week over the remaining five days. Before work? Homework. After work? Homework. After school? Homework. I have no life right now. Boo. I had a lighter homework load earlier in the year, but now classes are due to wrap up within a few weeks, and we're all prepping for finals.

Recently gots myself a job (after complaints from family and soon enough the infection spread to friends) and i'm working 16 hours a week and i'm a full time student. It's not too bad, but it's a bitch trying to keep up with some work since I keep leaving it until the weekend when I do have free periods during College to actually do some work.

I work solid 40 hour weeks, pretty much back to back since I started working back in early February (during the Super Bowl no less!).

Damn I'm used to it now, but I haven't had less than a five day workweek since I started... Good thing I'm union, otherwise my position probably wouldn't give me any away time; being a supermarket grunt as it is right now.

I'll get to school when I get the time (and money), but for now I'll build a nest egg.