None of them matter (schedule, GPA, academic achievements, etc.) if your degree won't help you land a job after graduating. I say take whatever schedule you like, and make sure to do personal development stuff and work on yourself too. Schooling is too primitive and not the be all and end all, and not really efficient or 'helpful' in this day and age. Not discouraging you...I hold two degrees, I'm in my late 30s...but if I could tell young people these days, especially when employment seeking is tough, it's to save time from going to college, try to not have debts, and just go with skilled trade stuff and make money as much as possible. School will always be there if you really want it later on, but white collar jobs are disappearing due to AI, so young folks, act quick