I'd say OP's just doing it by the books. (Bad pun)

I like your pic tommy

That's like when you need a job for experience but then you need experience to get the job...

I like yours as well.

Yep. Same situation. Sucks a ton of ass. Keep going. It only gets better/worse lol.

OP definitely isn't alone. That's the same situation I'm in, except I work fewer hours. I can't imagine 60 a week AND school. That's more than I can manage, so OP is obviously quite capable in that aspect.

I'm there right now. Juggling full time work and school. Racking up the debt along the way. I'd better fucking get a good paying job cuz I'm going INSANE right now

64 - I'm going to assume that OP isn't capable because he/she is failing school. I would agree that OP is a beast for taking on that much responsibility, though!

Who?

Google. He invented google.

I googled.

I binged.

I yahooed :-D

I altavistaed

Someone came over to MySpace and Twittered with my Yahoo and I Googled all over their Facebook.

Cool

He wrote the Twilight series,right? Leave OP alone Doc. He's only 22.... (Did you Catch that?)

Expensive school? Hell my 2 year degree is costing me 28K at a Community College. If you come from a family where you have to pay for everything on your own, everything is expensive.

Most definitely not out of state. I will admit the Culinary Program does carry an extra $400 a term in fees, but quite a few of the programs out here do as well.

And $3500 a term, 4 terms a year and 2 years would make $28,000.... So just what I said.

Maybe OP has rent and other bills to pay besides tuition or other school fees. And it also depends on what kinda job it is. I would work around 12 hours a day, 6 days a week, and I barely had enough to even survive let alone go to school. It's really unfortunate. OP, I hope things work out and that in the end it would have been worth it.

In America tuition for a 30 hour a week class in a decent School would be at least $25 grand a year probly closer to $40 grand there gouvernment pays for nothing

Yeah I wish college was that cheap, as I mentioned above it's costing me $28,000 for just 2 years at a community college. That's not counting my rent and other bills.

Except in the United States, a college education can fly into the six figures.

In Australia, schooling (private school, which is common) is more expensive than uni in most cases

I work full time and go to school full time. It can be pretty rough on the sleep and social life for sure. My school is a little over 30,000 dollars a year. That's just tuition.

Welcome to America, where you pay way too much for everything!