I went to college online while working full time... Its difficult, it requires discipline and time management. Not sure how old you are, i was in my late 20s early 30s when I went back. At the time I felt dumb telling friends i couldn't go out because i had a paper or studying. Be ready (depending on your work schedule) to give up doing fun stuff and making school a priority. if your not ready to make it a priority, don't waste your time, frfr
It's been 5 years since I finished, ZERO regrets. In fact I'm over halfway through a Masters degree now. if you want feel free to message me with specific questions about online classes. hell I'm taking one myself this summer.
Don't be afraid to invest in yourself!!

I LOVE online school. It does take a bit of discipline but I love online because I can do my work whenever, where ever. I don't have to wait to take my classes at certain times.

Now, for me, I hate that I have to rely on Starbucks to go to school because I honestly don't need the extra stress working there on top of stress of school but it is what it is, I suppose.

I was looking into ASU and I think it’s a great program. However, I decided to go to school at an in person university. I know I can’t handle online school and I didn’t want to sacrifice the real life human connections id make. It’s definitely tough and p much everything I’m making and my savings is going towards tuition and room & board which hurts so much but I’m not going to be in too much debt as long as I keep working continuously. Id love to graduate without debt but personally for me it’s worth it to pay what I can out of pocket now and graduate with $30k in loans. That’s just based on me and my personal needs & how I learn and interact with the world though. Besides that ASU is a fully accredited university and is worth the same as an in person degree so if you think you can handle getting a degree 100% online I’d go for it. And you can always transfer your credits if you leave Starbucks or decide an in person school would be better for you. It’s an amazing benefit and financially a very very smart decision especially in a place where college is so expensive. At the end of the day just figure out what’s gonna meet your needs. ASU is the smart choice but it’s still in some ways a sacrifice. Take the time to figure out what you are and aren’t willing to sacrifice.

I saw that they have started paying up front. It sounds like an amazing deal from the perspective of someone who had student loans. Don’t you have to make sure you work at least 20 hours every week? What happens if you fall below, if you get sick? Does it count if you use sick hours?

Keep in mind they only pay you back.. meaning you have to have and pay the money up front.

They actually suggested I get a loan for that lmao