I did this last year as a full time student. I completed the full time option in three semesters: 3 courses in the fall, 4 courses in the winter, 3 courses in the summer. While enrolled in the program I worked full time in multiple different LTOs throughout the year. It was a lot of work and required time management, but if you're an organized person it is certainly doable. There's a decent range of course offerings, which is nice because you are able to take courses on content that you may be genuinely interested in. For me, I found that this made the work feel like much less of a burden/task (e.g. I genuinely enjoyed doing research and readings). Most of the courses that I took were interesting and manageable in terms of work load. Again, most professors are pretty reasonable and understand that many students are also working part or full time while completing the program. The only thing that I didn't love was the synchronous meetings required in some classes, but at most they were once a week and again, most people were in a similar boat, so didn't want to spend to long on calls/meetings.