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SRJC students share how working affects academics
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SRJC students share how working affects academics
After a long day of attending classes and working as a cashier until 10:30 p.m., Santa Rosa Junior College English major Wilmer Padilla, 20, finds himself having no time or energy to do any of his coursework. Padilla describes the days in which he has both class and work as miserable. “I wake up stressed and then spend my whole day planning how I’m going to make my day work when I have classes all day and then almost immediately have to go to w…
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