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MissCandice View Drop Down
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Points: 3836 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote MissCandice Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 May 2010 at 12:38pm
Yay for studying.

I have a DD3 and i work 30 hours a week and i am doing 3 classes, english,chemistry and biology!

It is hard, but very rewarding!
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Points: 702 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote floss Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 May 2010 at 12:51pm
I am doing my diploma in ECE at the mo I have just finished my first year and I have 3 children a 4year old and 2.5yr old twins, I do most of my study at night and as I have to work 16 hours in a centre a week my children are at daycare in those times.
My beautiful big girl Sienna 15.04.06

Double the trouble double the fun Noah & Lola 10/11/07
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I am studying with the kids. It is hard during exam times but other times not really. I study while they are playing all over me as such. Dont know how it will be if you have to have quiet to study. I now have to put the tv on to actually be able to study when hubby takes them out for the day.

I just written 3 subjects this term with both kids and didnt go to bad. Start out slow and if you see you can handle more add another one and go from there. But really not that bad. Just need to make sure you do a bit every day and not leave it to the end as the kids will then get sick and grumpy etc.


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congrats on studying!. I only have the one child, but have been studying for 3 years, have 1.5 years to go (FXd!) currently doing 7 papers!...which is ridiculous but that's how the degree is structured. I am a serial procrastinator, always getting sidestracked..but manage to pull good marks. Really need to organise myself...and I always have these plans to but never implement them!. I do majority of work at night. Def needa organise myself as I have like 7 assessments coming up in 3 weeks.







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