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Do you go to college part time or full time? I will likely go part time cause I can't afford full time.
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Do you go part time or full time?
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okiemommy26
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I go fulltime because that is the only way financial aid will pay for it. Plus at least it will only take me 4yrs to complete my degree.
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lanajean1126
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Full Time! I just finished my 2nd year and am transferring to Nursing College next fall. I found out that I am going to have to take another year of Gen. Eds. before I can start nursing classes at this new college. So that will be a total of 5 years!! Ugh!
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Thanks guys! Personally, I'm going part time cause I can't afford full time and I have a hard time handling a ton of subjects at once so part time is best for me as it gives me more time to study and more personal time which is definitely what I need.
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Full time here, and I love it! It will only take me 4 years to get my bachelor's degree...but then there's the masters....that might only be part time, but I have a little while before I have to think about that.
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a long journey ahead
used to be full time, am now studying part time.
I'm glad i'm only doing one subject this semester. Working and studying at the same time is terrible.. i just don't have the energy to study when i get home. Now i leave all study work for the weekend.
I'm glad i'm only doing one subject this semester. Working and studying at the same time is terrible.. i just don't have the energy to study when i get home. Now i leave all study work for the weekend.
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Since i allready have 1/2 my college done and i haven't even graduated yet...ill finish up my other half in a year going full time....so ill have an A.A. Degree by the end of my first year of college.
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