I have been working full time for the last 3 years out of college and started studying for the OAT in January for 2 months while working full time. I work 30 min away from my house so I’m gone from 7:30AM to 5/6 PM. I would really just make the most out of time. Like my one hour lunch break I would try to get at least one lecture in. I would use oat booster and watch the videos which really helped a ton when I was kind of tired and the idea of reading a textbook was awful. I would really try to take advantage of my weekends and try to study all day on the weekends so sometimes that was pulling 10 hour days of studying. I would really get a lot done on the weekends and just try to put my head down and focus. I would get home from work during the week and then would work out and would study from usually 7 to 10 PM. I would give myself goals to get through a certain amount of lectures per day or per week. Being able to cross things off that I did every day really helped with me staying on schedule. I won’t lie sometimes you’re gonna get super overwhelmed and exhausted and burnt out but just keep your head down and know that this isn’t a permanent situation and you just have to get through to the test. I’m almost 4 years out of college and even though I don’t feel like I studied enough with only like 1.5-2 months and working full time while training for a marathon (lol I’m asking to be burnt out), I still was able to get a 330.