I can work while going to school where I live, as long as my work hours don't interfere with my school hours.  I am expected to attend class, keep up with all the studies, and be available to attend clinicals.  If I can do all that while I work, and achieve high enough grades to pass the course, there isn't a problem.  If I let work interfere with those things, I might as well save the time and money I am spending on school and just work. 

Ok well.... even in "LPN" school it was very difficult, and stressfull. But if it has to be done it can be done. I went to school 5 days a week, 8 hrs a day and worked 6 days a week with broken up hours to reach almost full time. 36 hrs a week to be exact. Tough, very tough. But I graduated with a 3.9, and perfect attendance. It was the only way for me to be a supportive member of the family and still reach a goal. The only thing I regret was with full time work school and studying I missed out on a lot of time with my baby girl. She will forever be daddys girl. 

I worked full time (40+ hours a week) while I was in the ADN program and I finished with a 3.7 GPA.  I had a 10 yr old and a 12 yr old at home and my husband worked out of town.  I had the support of a strong family (in-laws) and I still have a great relationship with my kids.  They seen how hard I worked to get where I am today and they respect what I do.  It can be done.