Old 03-19-2018 | 05:36 AM
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For the most part, getting or finishing up towards a degree isn’t easy when working full time. Then we can add family and kids into the mix. One may have a situation where it works, the next may find it close to impossible. No one size fits all.

Now just finishing up a few classes is doable. The type of degree would factor it, and the school in question.

I hesitate to say exactly what may work or may not, some are much better at getting things done than others. One may have a supportive spouse, the next has a spouse threatening to leave if certain ‘needs’ aren’t being met.

I have flown with some taking classes towards a degree. One has to adjust around it. I’d much rather ‘finish up’ doing it while working, than doing the bulk towards a degree.
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