COLLEGE STUDIES WITH WORK

How to balance College studies with work/or family demands

How to balance College studies with work/or family demands

The first thing that you need to do is to take the mailed assignments and placed them gently on your forehead. Tip your head back to allow for the room to navigate the area in which you are standing. Then with the material placed lightly on your head move forward with your studies.

Next take one of your two children and begin to toss them gently in the air until you are sure you can juggle one successfully. Then choose another child and begin to balance both and continue to juggle while maintain the balance of your school assignments on your forehead.

The next step is to find your car's spare tire, jack and tire iron. The spare tire is almost always located underneath the floor mat in the trunk. Unless, of course, your car doesn't have a trunk.

I first heard of Penn Foster back in 2004. I took an on-line Legal Secretarial course through Penn Foster's Career School. At that time I had custody of my one year old granddaughter who lived with me. I also worked full time as an Administrative Assistant. At first I had to push myself to balance taking care of the baby, work and my household chores. I loved the course though. I had been a secretary for over twenty years and this course was great for me. Also, I choose this course because it was self-paced and because of the easy interest free monthly payments. The course took me about nine months to complete and I did very well. I received my Legal Secretary Certificate in 2005.

I then decided to look into Penn Foster College's Associate Degree Program.

I enrolled to study for my ...