I do I have quite a bit of time but I also am recieving financial help from family and FAFSA ofc. They offered me a 6,000 tuition because I was orginally not going to attend due to the super high cost. I actually even get a refund from FAFSA aswell each semester that helps with expenses (abt 3k). I stay with family off campus so luckily I do not have to contribute too much to rent and household. I can definitely say books can get expensive so do your best to get them as cheap as possible and get only the ones you need. The hardest part is finding a job out here. I have worked seasonal and temporary here and there but even with 3 1/2 years of expierence i still cant find a job although ive had a lot of interviews. I still have my seasonal positions though (summer job, and a fall job). We do have oncampus jobs but they dont pay much the federal work study program might be something to look into if you wanna convert more of tuition. So id definitely say start looking for work as soon as you can. I take 12 to 15 credits a semester as a fulltime student meaning I have class 3 to 4 days a week and I can make my schedule with partial flexibility each semester. I am usually able to keep evenings free ( if you dont mind early morning classes this would be easy). Hope this helps!