It is quite possible to work and go to school full time, though you may find you will have to take the minimum required hours to be full time (usually 12 hours). When planning your schedule, be sure to account for time outside of class to study (usually 2 or 3 hours for every hour spent in class). Also keep in mind it may be difficult to schedule the classes you need in order to graduate around your work schedule, depending on what sort of job you do. You may only be able to work full time and go to school full time for a couple of semesters/quarters, before you will need to drastically change your schedule in order to take the courses required for your major. If you do decide to do this, know that it will be very difficult, and many Professors will not make allowances for students who choose to work so many hours. Therefore, don't expect any of your teachers to help you and make your coursework and scheduling easier on you simply because you also work full time.
college yes high school no
The motto of Tidewater Community College is 'From here, go anywhere'.
The motto of Community College of Aurora is 'Go Beyond the Book'.
he went to easington community science college in easington in durham at the time he went there it was easington community school
i would go to the one in your hometown but laurelhill community college in lisburn is the best school ever i go there it is amazing
Sherville Community College
people can go to COLLEGE after high school or if its a community college they can attend anytime
Yes, if you transfer your community college credits to a four-year college and then go on to earn the doctorate.
2 year community college
Portland Community College
Meridian community college, in Mississippi
community university