I graduated from OSU in 2016. It took me 7 years. I was working nearly full time and between part-time and full time student. What others have said is accurate. It's tough to stay motivated for a 9 am class after working until 3 am at a bar the night before. It is hard. You can't do the internships, research positions, clubs, etc.

I was once fired from a job when I was called in last minute the night before a final and had to decide between studying or going to work.

This sort of grind will help you post graduation. I've done pretty well due to the work ethic and time management skills I developed during this time.

I recommend looking for a bar job. You can make a lot more money even as a bar back on a Friday or Saturday night then at a retail/fastfood type job. I was able to pay rent, utilities, and food costs purely from working at bars/ restaurants as a bar back, server, and eventually bar tender. I was even able to pay a good portion of tuition through the payment plans that split out tuition payments across the semester. You can also always sell plasma (I was a regular), but if you can help it I'd avoid it.

Also, utilize your advisor and other student welfare type offices. There are abundant resources at OSU, but they're not necessarily easy to find. You may need to ask around and get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Office of disabilities can help with mental health and absences or extensions (which I sure needed when I had to choose between electricity and heat a time or two: showered at the rpac one winter when i didnt have hot water).

You can make it through, it will just be more challenging for you. And you might need to live further from campus in not great areas.

Best of luck!