Can an Electrical Engineering Student Balance Full-Time Work with College?

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Hello everyone,

I am an Electrical Engineering student. Going into my senior year of college! I have been doing LED Lighting as my full time job while attending college. I enjoy soldering, building circuits and learning how things work. I am trying my best to do well this semester! I am trying to learn because I want to continue on in life using what I learn in college...basically, I want to hand make every thing I can, and If it means taking the hardest route possible, I am very interested in it and making it my own!

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