It's awesome for not feeling like work is the majority of my life because it's not even half of my waking hours. When I got my associate's degree, I was taking a double courseload, worked 4 part time jobs, kept a 4.0, AND had a social life. You absolutely aren't kidding when you talk about how it's an advantage.
It's awesome for not feeling like work is the majority of my life because it's not even half of my waking hours. When I got my associate's degree, I was taking a double courseload, worked 4 part time jobs, kept a 4.0, AND had a social life. You absolutely aren't kidding when you talk about how it's an advantage.
Yes, those are exactly my feelings. I couldn't have worked enough hours to manage tuition after my grants and scholarship money ran out. Requiring all those dead hours would have ended my college aspirations.
Yes, those are exactly my feelings. I couldn't have worked enough hours to manage tuition after my grants and scholarship money ran out. Requiring all those dead hours would have ended my college aspirations.
I started sleep short hours when I started puberty. My foster-parents had me in for sooo many tests and some overnight hospital stays to monitor my sleep to find out what was wrong.
Apparently, nothing :-) While I was expecting PJ, and again now, I can fall sleep at the drop of a hat and sleep 7-10 hours without even trying. It feels very unnatural.
Short sleep was a godsend during college.