Balancing Work, Family, and Studying as an Adult Engineering Student

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I am an adult (38 yo) student, working on a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. I have been a mechanic most of my life and due to severe carpal tunnel in both hands it has made that life difficult. Now I seek to be on the other end of the mechanical world by becoming an engineer. I hope these forums will give me the assistance I seek in my studies. Since I work full time, with a family, it makes going to a tutor difficult.
 
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