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Mixing Continuing Education With a Full-Time Job
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The alarm goes off at 5:30 am, and you could swear you went to sleep five minutes ago. First a quick shower, followed by the finishing touches on that homework assignment due tonight over coffee and breakfast — if there’s time.
Then it’s off to work, a solid eight-plus hours of time where you’re busy with reports, meetings and other assorted tasks. At the end of your workday, your coworkers are heading home to their families or to the local watering hole for a cold one. You, on the ...
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almost 3 years ago
Good article, enjoy the how to content. Unfortunately, I just never grew up and whoa still a procrastinator.
grobi43
almost 3 years ago
18 comments
I would recommend taking certificate courses that can be blended into a degree program; that way you could take no more than 2 courses at a time, this would allow to you to accomplish two things: You can complete the certificate program,(something you could reference on performance evaluations) and get closer to the overall goal of a college degree.
rdotson
almost 3 years ago
2 comments
best advice- writing a log of your time before the new schedule starts! Committing to the time beforehand is good for stick-to-it-ness.
fjhjr09
almost 3 years ago
64 comments
Good article. Have a clear vision. Set realistic and measurable goals. Implement. Repeat until goal acheived.
mynwworld5
almost 3 years ago
8 comments
Wow, i had read this whole article and it is the most impressive article. Love to read this type of informative article and it helps lot to me. Greatly written, setting goal is most important for me.
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DanThoms
about 3 years ago
400 comments
Quit crying you have a job till i take it from you, lol