QUOTE(RedShirt @ Jul 13 2011, 03:44 PM)
Since you're doing part-time, if you intend to attend for classes/tuition then you would have to do it after working hours or weekends.
Officially, work ends at 5.45pm and classes usually start at 6.45pm or 7pm. So you have to rush to the school or tuition provider after work, through the traffic and if you're lucky, you would either arrive early or just on time. That means no time for quick dinner.
Imagine, the fatigue and stress level after work and then you still have to listen to lengthy lectures ? Furthermore if you're hungry and worn out from driving and all.
Also, do you expect to be able to leave on time, all the time ? Just drop everything and leave ? You can't do that. Sometimes my colleagues are understanding and would allow me to leave on time but at times, I have no choice but to stay a bit longer to help out.
And then, imagine those classes on the weekends. Those are the worst. Imagine from 9am-5pm on one or both weekends.
Pretty much a sacrifice to get it done and over with as soon as possible. And force myself to psych myself positively to listen and concentrate during lectures.
I've attended full time classes before.. its torturous.. weekends intensive classes starts from 8am till 8pm nite!!
i'm not sure am i able to handle the papers through self study but at least it is far less stressful going through the whole tuition process..
nether the less, this is a sacrifice worth taking!! For those who are enduring the same sh*t as us, stay strong and strive for a better future!
QUOTE(student2 @ Jul 13 2011, 04:12 PM)
Very true. Thats why if you are taking part-time. Just do 1-2 subjects max per sitting. If not you really can go crazy. If you want to complete it faster; advisable to quit your dayjob.
Some may not have the privilege to quit their job and commit to acca full time. But is it sane that one could accumulate enough $$, quit their day job and pursue acca fulltime for a year? Had anyone done this before