OT - Taking College Classes While Working Full Time

I did one at a time, some online and some at school, I have 5 left to go. It's worth it but sometimes it really sucks, especially when I'm paying money to take a course from someone and I could have taught the class better or learning about Gilgamesh which was a waste of time.

So, from what you two are saying it sounds like it would be a strain to take on more than one class at a time if I'm working full time?

It's been a long while since I've taken any classes, like 8 years I think. I would really like to be done with college sooner rather than later, but I can't imagine not having some time for my wife (to be) and for rest/exercise and such.

Ya, I think you're right about starting with one class. It will take a bit for my brain to realize I'm in school again, but after one or two classes I think I'll know what I can hand without overdoing things...

Online classes are more convenient for working people, like myself. However, the quality of online classes can vary. Ask questions about how the online vs in class versions of a course differ.

I'm looking at taking business courses and all the gen-eds a bachelor's degree will require. My aim is an associates at the community college and then the bachelor's at the University I've attended before.

I've looked over all the business courses and honestly would LOVE taking every one of them. I stay up late reading economic blogs and thinking about investing in our business and in real estate. I might as well be getting credit for learning!

I think 2 will probably be doable as long as the course work isn't too difficult. But, I'll ease into it with one at a time first and see how things go. I am getting married in April and want to be sure to have time for us this year.

When I got sick real bad in October... I actually failed out of my classes. This was terribly embarrassing for me. Not a lot of people know.

Getting sick while working 20hrs and going to school Full Time... sucked!
Otherwise I have worked full time and taken a few classes before, no problem.

It really depends on the class and how comfortable you are with the subject matter. A 3 credit course can be overwhelming if its a subject you arent familiar with... or if you are familiar... two 3 credit courses are nothing while working.