<human>: This is probably the mother of all FWPs, but here goes:  I have been back and forth with school for what seems like nine or ten years.  Initially I received a full scholarship to a decent university.  I took out a stupid high interest private loan to finance things like a computer, books, a mini fridge, and other student essentials.  That's it!  I didn't even buy a winter coat (and winters without a coat in New England are brutal).  I got part time work through the school but eventually I couldn't keep my head above the rising body of water that was my bills.  So I dropped out.  It was devastating and I felt like a complete failure.  After that I worked for several different places, mostly retail and then had enough of that BS.  Around three years ago I got an office job in a decent place that offers me a M-F, 9-5 schedule and it pays around $30K.  Since things have gotten better financially I decided to return to school, but on a limited basis.  I am so tired, and struggling!  I can't get my homework done because I come home from work so exhausted.  Then I stay up late to complete the homework and my performance at work suffers.  I am starting to feel more down about school because of this, and on top of that my disdain for my current job continues to rise while my patience dwindles.  I went back to school not just because I have a love for learning, but because I want more out of life!    

So here's my question: Do I quit my job and work part time in an attempt to finish strong with school (which I fear I don't have the support to do - financial or otherwise)?  Or do I continue with the daily struggle of balancing 40 hours of work and student life?  Redditors please help me!  If you are seasoned, even better.  Thanks in advance!

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<bot>: I am struggling with depression and exhaustion because I work full time and went back to school.  How do I fix this without completely letting myself down?