From: Daniel Fredrick (dfredrick@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Apr 09 2007 - 16:36:04 ART
I think having the stress of buying a house and studying is a bit much. I
would recommend to try and pass before you have your baby. Once that thing
comes out... you will not have the time. You don't want to miss out on your
family because you are studying, especially those first few years...
My recommendation is to push through and try and get it done before the kid
comes, if you don't... oh well... you'll find a way.
I was lucky when I got mine... I just HAD a neglected girl friend... no
house, wife or kids, but I could imagine that it would be much more
difficult.
Maybe find a job that supports your studying at work... maybe cisco?
-Dan
On 4/9/07, James Russell <osuphd2b@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> This is sort of OT, but I was wondering what everyone does when they feel
> overwhelmed with studying for the lab. I just passed the written on Feb
> 3rd, and have been studying 30+ hours a week ever since. I'm learning a ton
> along the way, but sometimes I feel like I have no prayer of learning enough
> to pass. I am scheduled to take the lab on July 6th, but I may not take it
> then.
>
> How do you deal with the stress of studying, work, family, etc? My wife
> is pregnant with our first child, we are in the process of buying a house,
> and I'm trying to pass this lab. I guess I just wonder sometimes if it is
> worth it or if I should wait a year before attempting it. Thanks for
> letting a newbie vent.
>
>
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