Some students work while studying. This often results in lacking time for education and constantly feeling under pressure. What do you think are the causes of this? What solutions can you suggest?

For many years, scholars from all over the world have had the necessity of getting a while they are still in college,

this

situation is triggered for several reasons but the main one is the need to earn extra money to pay for their needs. Some people may argue that

this

problem could lead to a lack of concentration from the undergraduate into their courses as well as feeling under constant pressure which leads to an unstable psychological state.

This

essay will take issue on these two consequences of working while studying and will propose some solutions.

First

and foremost, no scholar will make the active decision of working at the same time as trying to get a degree, it is one of the most complicated experiences because both school and work, require the same level of compromise.

Nevertheless

, undergraduates normally decide to go for it as a consequence of the high prices of rents and tuitions that school requires regardless of having won a scholarship.

Moreover

, undergraduates encounter trouble when they need to fulfil the graduation requirement of making an internship

that is

, basically, working for a company or employer inside your field. Because of the intense stress that they encounter, the psychological damage is imminent,

moreover

, the lack of sleep resulting from

this

leads to an absence of concentration in studies which could be an important cause of poor performance. There are plenty of universities in the world aware of

this

situation

that is

trying to help scholars overcome the necessity of getting a job while studying, with internship programs in which they will perform tasks inside the university to help himself pay for the university but, with less time and in most cases, those intern jobs normally involve social activities or are in relation with their major. Another solution that some governments are creating, at least in

first

world countries, is granting more scholarships or grants that will help scholars concentrate one hundred per cent on their subjects. At the end of the day, a concentrated undergraduate will become an important social contributor. All things considered, the necessity of getting a paid job when you are still at school has always existed but nowadays there are other solutions that young people can take to fully focus on their academic workload. An extra job should be a decision, not an obligation.