u/Chemical_Spring4826

I’m considering UCLA as a humanities major, but financially I’d have to work about 33 hours a week, roughly 8–3 most weekdays (ending around 1 on Fridays).
My other option is a cheaper state school where I could live with my parents and barely have to work. I really want UCLA because I want the experience of living in LA, meeting people, joining clubs, going out, and actually enjoying college.
I know it’s technically possible to balance work and school, especially with a humanities major, but I’m worried that working this much would mean I’d be constantly exhausted/stressed and miss out on the social/college experience that makes me want to go to UCLA instead of my state school in the first place.

if a student was admitted to UCLA and was already classified as a California resident for tuition purposes, what would happen if their parents permanently left California and moved out of the country shortly before the student started at UCLA?
The student would remain in California and continue living here. Would the parents leaving before the quarter starts affect the student’s existing residency classification?

I’m babysitting 2 kids for a few hours this weekend. I usually charge $25/h but I was thinking of asking for $30/h but I’m worried it might be too high

My bf and I have been dating for 8 months and usually he’s the sweetest guy in the world, but sometimes when we argue I feel like he doesn’t fully respect me or prioritize my feelings. I told my family, friends and therapist about it and they all think he doesn’t respect me. But I’m worried I’m not reading the situation correctly