Although there are lots of things you can do to help your situation, the BIG thing you must do--for your health, your family, your very sanity--is to cut back where you can. Being a "full-time student" and working full time is a crazy combination as well as a bit of a waste of your money, for, frankly, how much can you really absorb of your class work if you are as tired as you must be? If you must work full time, then cut back classes; if you can afford to work part-time, do so.
Sorry to be blunt; I'm a professor, and run into this with my students all the time. It takes longer to finish a degree if you go part time, but you get the bang for your buck (one of my colleagues says that the only consumers in this country who do not insist on getting their money's worth are college students).
You only get one life. "Spending" it is great: "wasting it isn't so hot.
I wish you good success.
Britomart
"There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to become a butterfly." ~*~ Margaret Fuller
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Every moment is unique, unknown, completely fresh. ~~ Pema Chodron
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If nothing changes...nothing changes.
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