La Lioness Priyanka
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:01 AM
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Question for those of you who are in the mood to give advice |
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How many hours should i be able to work if i am taking 3 masters level courses. One of which is statistics, and apparantly in my school is accompanied by a lot of homework?
thanks
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:05 AM
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Statistics alone will take all of your time!
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La Lioness Priyanka
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:06 AM
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2. i took 2 classes last semester and 45 hour workload |
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:09 AM
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5. Stat is a hard one. Try to schedule it alone if you can. |
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You are far too nice a person to demand so much of yourself that you become irritable.
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:08 AM
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THREE masters level classes, at the same time, AND work?
I took statistics while working full time, but it was one of only two classes, and the other was a 'sleeper'. The homework isnt difficult, just a LOT of number crunching, and very tedious.
I think you can do it, but you'll need lots of caffeine.
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:09 AM
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4. i would try to get by working just enough to qualify for my |
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insurance benenfits this semester. you will burn out if you are not careful. trust me, i know x(
good luck with that statistics:hug:
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:13 AM
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6. Since I have done this, I can say... |
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that I wouldn't work any more than 10 hours a week. You can work, but it would be very difficult to complete your reading (especially if it's intense, theoretical reading). Also, if that statistics class calls for any type of group project, I'd especially keep an eye on your work hours.
Good luck!
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:16 AM
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7. I worked full time and took 2 Master's classes for 3 years... |
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And my husband and I renovated both apartments in our 2 family home. When I think about that now I cannot figure out how the hell we did that. More energy back then I guess!
Good luck!
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:17 AM
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8. No more than 20 hours. |
La Lioness Priyanka
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:20 AM
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9. yeah i am think maybe three work days 9-5, with thursday and friday off |
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:27 AM
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:34 AM
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11. Depends on what kind of job you have. |
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I work for a large financial institution and probably "work" 4 or 5 hours in an 8 hour day, so I'd have time for some schoolwork during the day if I had to.
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Thu Jul-19-07 11:35 AM
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12. I thought you sold your apartment and were getting a break from working? |
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maybe 20, if you just want to hold onto your job while in school....best of luck! :hug:
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La Lioness Priyanka
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Thu Jul-19-07 12:26 PM
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16. i would still like to work some. |
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Thu Jul-19-07 12:09 PM
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13. It all depends on whether you are willing to give up all free time. |
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You can carry that load plus work a full schedule. I did it for a few years. I had no outside life, though.
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La Lioness Priyanka
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Thu Jul-19-07 12:12 PM
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14. no, i have a gf and she is important to me. so i cant really do that |
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Thu Jul-19-07 12:13 PM
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15. Please work only part time. |
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Statistics is going to be a time-consuming course. :(
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Thu Jul-19-07 02:57 PM
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17. I've seen people do it with up to 60 |
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Generally depends on the person. I tend to "waste" 20+ hours a week for example, but some people -need- time to waste. :P
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Thu Jul-19-07 03:00 PM
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18. I used to work 35 hours a week while going to school full time |
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I was in the engineering school...so my classes ranged from Stats, Calc, Mechanics of Materials, Boolean Logic...etc
The key is to get a job that allows you time to study.
I used to also work weekend night shifts...I could log 16 of those 35 hours by working Friday and Saturday graveyard shifts that no one wanted...
I could study all night and my drunk friends would bring me food and stories of their debauchery...
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