Moving to Phoenix for college

[KarmaPhx]

I go to ASU West full time, and I work 35 hours a week. I only make around $1300 a month right now since I stopped doing my online business to give me more time for school. My apartment is $600.

I have no problem getting by, it would be nice to make more money but I am perfectly happy right now.

[lazlaz]

I went to class at night with a family. It is very possible if you want this bad enough, stressful at times but very possible. I know ASU West has night classes undergraduate and graduate. I am positive you could find a nice little place next to school if you haven't already purchased a home.
ASU is other locations, not sure where their business school is located.

It is possible and would most likely be easier for you that is if you aren't raising children alone.

Who knows, speak to your work they may help pay for some of your classes.

[lazlaz]

Originally Posted by Takes1 2 Know1

I've got some advice for you. Since you have certifications and a good job, why don't you just get your degree online at some reputable university i.e. Boston University or University of Illinois at Springfield.

You could also find a job at the university working helpdesk somewhere on campus. That's probably the easiest way to do it.

Phoenix Uniserity does this as well. If you choose this route make sure they are accredited or the education credits may go unrecognized by an employer.