/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.10598573]

How much do you work?

How do you find anytime to study?

>mfw thinking about how hard it would be to study anything with a job.

[Anonymous No.10598608]

>>10598573
lol, most jobs take less time than a heavy-load uni course. If you work 8 hours a day, you have around 6 hours of free time per day, and you have weekends off as well.

[Anonymous No.10598610]

My research went way downhill when I was working. It went back up when I quit though but you can see how 2009-2013 were very good for my research, 2014-2016 were not good, but then 2017 & 2018 were very good again.

Anyone who says I should only get money if I agree to be someone's servant should be put to death.

[Anonymous No.10598628]

>>10598608
40 hours working that could have been studying.

[Anonymous No.10598733]

>>10598573
Tried working 30 hours with a full-time course load, my grades fell because I didn't have time to actually learn the material. Quit halfway through the semester and I managed to pull a 3.7 that semester. 20 hours or less is probably doable though

[Anonymous No.10598741]

>>10598628
What do you study? What are your goals?

[Anonymous No.10598747]

>>10598573
Work a job where you can study all the time.

[Anonymous No.10598751]

>>10598741
Math and physics. Goal : X or ENS Ulm

[Anonymous No.10598757]

>>10598751
Take out private loans. You can get over 20k a year now without a cosigner and no credit history. High interest rate but it doesn't matter if you plan on graduate school. Also can default on them unlike federal student loans. Real redpill is to game both and get as much money out as possible.

[Anonymous No.10598761]

>>10598573
Get an autism diagnosis and collect SSI. $1000 a month. You won't need to work.

[Anonymous No.10598768]

>>10598761
this

[Anonymous No.10598811]

>>10598751
t ou

[Anonymous No.10598840]

>>10598751
repond fdp je te donne des conseils