<prompt> Human: Sorry if anything I say seems childishfoolish, to be honest this is the first time Ive had an increase in money at the same time as I have actual responsibilities. So I recently started my first year at college, while at the same time starting my first part time job working minimum wage. Recently the place I work has started scheduling me to work during my classes despite me submitting a copy of my school schedule a full month before school started. When I tell them I have class they sometimes get upset and I basically am told to get to work as soon as I get out of school and work for about 8 hours. On top of this the weekly schedule which is constantly changing without employees knowledge only comes out one day before the work week, so at this point Im scheduling all my homework and studying around work when I feel it should be the same. I originally thought I needed this job, to help pay my car insurance which is 98 a month and my phone bill which is 20 and any other expenses that may come about such as gas or going out with friends or unforseen car troubles. Thankfully Im able to live with my parents rent free as long as Im in school. Recently I learned I will be gaining 4k a semester from refund money from my scholarship meaning I will have about 8k a year. On top of this I have just under 2k saved up from high school. So thats 10k. My question is, is it a bad idea to quit my job and focus more on school, budgeting the 10k to cover my expenses for the year, or should I tough it out and do what a lot of people do and try to balance school, social life, work, and sleep? Again sorry if this is a bad question and I appreciate any advice.  <response>: I think some work in college is good, but this doesnt sound like good college work.I would before quitting this job try to get something for 10-15 hours a week on campus. 