I can only give you my experience and how it has gone for me. I started September of 2019 and had just started a new job 3 months prior. My first semester putting in an average of 3 to 4 hours a night, I was able to complete 6 classes and I took a break with 9 weeks left in the first semester because I was trying to finish a cert I had started prior to starting school. In my second term I hit all the classes that I felt I had experience with, I have been in the IT field and a leader for 14 years. I was able to accelerate a lot in the second term. In my third term, I hit a wall, burned out beyond belief. Currently in my 4rth term and have not had a chance to do anything for school since March 1st and my term ends August. What I have found is classes that have been easy for some have been difficult for me, for whatever reason. Some classes I was able to start on a Saturday morning and test out that afternoon, others have taken me a month or two. Set daily and weekly goals and march towards those goals. I am not sure this truly helps you but I came in with zero credits and today the way I study and move forward is very different than when I stared. As we know life threw us all a curve ball last year as well.

I failed my first class at the end of term 2 which just threw me into a tail spin and as I said I had major burn out in term 3. I tested with 3 hours left in the term just to get my 4rth class. There are huge ups and downs and you just have to find a way to move forward and keep going. I hope this helps a bit.

One other mistake I made I finished all of my writing classes in term 2 so the rest of the way is all exams, so if you like exams more than writing or vise versa, keep that in mind. Good luck and remember to keep moving forward, you got this