<human>: Starting next fall, in order to finish my degree (ME or physics...have to decide [quickly]), I will need to be able to pay for my degree.  In order to receive the scholarships to do so, I must attend full-time.  This wouldn't be a problem, if I didn't work 12-13 hour nights most of the week.  As part of all of this, I would be commuting about an hour from work to school (it's in Chicago, IL), and then back home/to work. On top of all of this, I will be newly married (about a year at this point), and may not get to see my wife as often as I'd like, or as often as she'd like to see me.  
I know that this is probably a pretty dangerous idea, but unless I find some other options (I am looking), I'm pretty much stuck with the aforementioned. Does anyone have any advice on how to manage such a task for two years (obviously with breaks in the summer and winter)? Anything would be incredibly helpful, so thank you ahead of time!

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<bot>: Working 12 hours a night, commuting an hour to school, I'll be working on almost no sleep and trying to balance it all with a marriage..any advice?