I have a part time job as well as being a student. My student loan is just over £4000 a year and that is supposed to cover rent, food and all other things but it is nowhere near enough so I have a job as a cashier as well
As someone who's graduated law school with summa I can testify that the study&work schedule is not applicable to legal studies, if one takes them serioisly.. Don't you have parents to cover costs for you? And if yoi are so pressed to the wall, shall a law student not get some more intellectual gig, such as in an office or library.. Also, are you still 18 as you claim or that's outdated?
I’m 19 now but just haven’t updated that and my part time job is only 8hrs a week, my parents were helping me financially quite a lot but my dad recently lost his job (due to covid) so my family’s income has gone down by quite a lot.
If a customer where you work is “5 cents short”? Would you still sell?
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I have a part time job as well as being a student. My student loan is just over £4000 a year and that is supposed to cover rent, food and all other things but it is nowhere near enough so I have a job as a cashier as well
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As someone who's graduated law school with summa I can testify that the study&work schedule is not applicable to legal studies, if one takes them serioisly.. Don't you have parents to cover costs for you? And if yoi are so pressed to the wall, shall a law student not get some more intellectual gig, such as in an office or library.. Also, are you still 18 as you claim or that's outdated?
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I’m 19 now but just haven’t updated that and my part time job is only 8hrs a week, my parents were helping me financially quite a lot but my dad recently lost his job (due to covid) so my family’s income has gone down by quite a lot.