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Working while studying can bring both valuable benefits and practical challenges. On the positive side, combining work with study allows students to gain practical experience and apply classroom knowledge to real-world situations. Earning money while studying reduces financial pressure, builds independence and can help students pay for tuition, books or living expenses. Working part-time also helps develop soft skills such as time management, communication, teamwork, and responsibility, which makes graduates more attractive to employers. In addition, networking in the workplace can lead to internships or full-time employment after graduation.
However, there are also significant disadvantages. Balancing work shifts and deadlines can be stressful and reduce study time, leading to lower grades or missed learning opportunities. Long or irregular working hours affect sleep and mental health, making it harder to concentrate in class. Some jobs are not closely related to academic goals, so working hours may not contribute to future careers. Additionally, students risk burnout by trying to maintain high performance in both areas without adequate rest or support.
To make this combination work, students should choose flexible part-time jobs, create realistic schedules, prioritize tasks and communicate with employers and teachers about commitments. When planned carefully, working while studying can be an effective way to gain experience and financial security. If not managed well, it can impact academic success and happiness.
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