Which one should I do?

[jaskin777]

My first job wants me to work at a factory at 5 am

But I got a cna class today... and if I miss 2 days ( which I had missed none ) I have to retake everything

Go to factory make $$

Go to cna class

Updates

3 mo

Sorry folks I was half asleep when I made this question

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I went with the CNA class in the sense that I think we should generally prioritize what's best for our long-term future at the cost to the short term, provided we can afford the short-term cost. That's assuming you can afford the cost of not working at the factory at 5 AM.

[RonJon20]

I would prioritize your CNA certification

[Oliverlogan263]

Ah man, that's a tough call. On one hand, making money at the factory would be sweet, but 5 AM is real early to be waking up. On the other, that CNA class seems really important too if you wanna work in healthcare. Do you think you could talk to your teachers and maybe make up any work you miss if you do the factory job? Or is there any way you could push back your start date a bit at the factory so it doesn't interfere? Either way, I'd weigh how much each option means for your future. The money from the factory could be good short term, but finishing the CNA course properly might open more doors long term. Maybe sleep on it and see if any other options come to you in the morning. You'll figure it out, luv - just do what you think is right for you!

[bobalife]

I wouldn't wanna risk losing my education to further my career especially when tuition is costly and it's time investment. Maybe you can ask your boss if there is another shift or look for a job that fits better with your school schedule.

[Zestyassmf1997]

Losing a day’s wages sucks. But think of the big picture.

[cootjuhh]

i would go fir clash. i mean if you really need the money the job it is. but with more education comes even more money