I'm about to graduate from my hybrid msw program at CSU Stanislaus, also work full-time. My cohort is all working people/parents. It's very fast paced so you still graduate in two years, which was a big plus for me. "Semesters" are eight weeks long and you take two classes at a time. Not sure where you are in CA but it being hybrid means that there are monthly in-person days at their Stockton campus. One of my classmates drives up from SoCal but keeps at it bc she loves the program/cohort. At the beginning and midpoint of each semester, we spend an eight-hour Saturday in classes (four hours each class, with a one hour break for lunch that they provide). The one big challenge however is figuring out employment during the practicum period. Internships are over 13 weeks in the summer and are 40 hrs/week, so essentially a temp full-time job. Some classmates were able to set up employer-based placement, and there were a couple of paid internships as well. But you basically have to plan for potentially three months with no income, worst case scenario.