doing full time work & uni (1 Viewer)

[ButteryNucleotide]

I NEED HELP

i rly rly rly rly rly want to work full time at this particular job (like i rly want to) but i also wanna do full time uni, hopefully UNSW b. of exercise science/master of exercise physiology and physiotherapy

does ANYBODY know how in the world i can shuffle the mandatory lectures, pracs, labs etc. for at least years 1-3 into the evenings or weekends so i can work my 9-5?

or who do i call to inquire ab this?

my backup degree options r usyd physio or usyd pharmacy

any help or advice appreciated plzzz

 

[gammahydroxybutyrate]

I NEED HELP

i rly rly rly rly rly want to work full time at this particular job (like i rly want to) but i also wanna do full time uni, hopefully UNSW b. of exercise science/master of exercise physiology and physiotherapy

does ANYBODY know how in the world i can shuffle the mandatory lectures, pracs, labs etc. for at least years 1-3 into the evenings or weekends so i can work my 9-5?

or who do i call to inquire ab this?

my backup degree options r usyd physio or usyd pharmacy

any help or advice appreciated plzzz

possible but you may have to skip subjects occasionally due to timetabling and depends on the degree. you will also likely kill yourself trying to do ft work and ft study

 

[ButteryNucleotide]

possible but you may have to skip subjects occasionally due to timetabling and depends on the degree. you will also likely kill yourself trying to do ft work and ft study

r the subjects mandatory or optional? will it affect grades, outcomes, etc. if i just catch up at home?

 

[seremify007]

u never know until u try IMO.

check the timetables/contact hours for your course though. some degrees/subjects are more manageable than others when it comes to scheduling outside business hours (this assumes you don't have to work late). also be prepared to make sacrifices on personal life and it'll become super important to build a solid routine.