<prompt> Human: My husband 33 and I 23 are both employed full time. He never completed a degree, and hates his current industry, Auto Parts Sales. I work for the local University and am slowly chugging away on an Accounting degree. Because I work for the University both of our tuition is waived, all we have to pay is fees. My husband is finally ready to go back to school, yay! But, cant make it work with his full time job and his job doesnt exist at the part time level. We bring in equal amounts of pay, 25K each and all of our benefits are through my employer, and my employer pays 10 of my salary into a 401K with out me making any contributions. My husband wants to quit his job and focus everything on getting through school, a degree in Information Technology. I think we could make one income work, but my question for you is, is all of the sacrifice worth it for him to be able to finish school in 3-4 years, or is it better for him to keep working and get through school slower? Assistant: Can he find a part-time job while at school?That said, at the very least he can take out some school loans to cover the cost of attendance i.e., living expenses.Human: We live in a small town with a university, meaning part times jobs are almost impossible to come by around here due to the large student population. If he quit his job hed mostly likely have to go without one until he graduated.  <response>: well dont rule out on-campus part time jobs! like a librarian or security posting. he can sit there and do homework 90 of the time and get paid to do it.and its likely hell qualify for some subsidized student loans, like 5k a year. explore all the options. 