Work,school & single?

Re: Work,school & single?

• Cass&Vi

  July 2013

  I work 40-55 hours a week depending on the need. I keep my daughter 100% and utilize the babysitters as much as I can afford to. If your schooling isn't dependent on financial aid, I would start off with 1-2 classes to get back into the swing of things. My financial aid is dependent on me going full time so I take 4 classes a semester and all are online until I can get things worked out at work.

  It is hard, you will have to give things up (sleep, a social ife until you adjust, etc) but it will be worth it! 
  

   

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• mamastich member

  July 2013

  CassVi:

  I work 4055 hours a week depending on the need. I keep my daughter 100 and utilize the babysitters as much as I can afford to. If your schooling isn't dependent on financial aid, I would start off with 12 classes to get back into the swing of things. My financial aid is dependent on me going full time so I take 4 classes a semester and all are online until I can get things worked out at work. It is hard, you will have to give things up sleep, a social ife until you adjust, etc but it will be worth it!nbsp; nbsp;

  
  
  This is perfect! I was planning on 2 classes And maybe one online but maybe one of each will be best

  Single mama - beautiful baby - learning to live

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• chefnicole22 member

  July 2013

  I work and I'm single, but not in school. I work early mornings so I don't have to spend too much money on a babysitter (I live with family and my sister watches her in the morning until 8). It's exhausting working on such little sleep. Being a single parent is hard, but you do what you have to do. Good luck in school! I'm sure things will all work out. Sorry I don't have any advice to offer.

  
  

  
  

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