1. BY Christo Pierce, Jovin Celestin, Keanna Brumat, LorneTabb Jr, Harry Balla

2. Working college students vs. Non Working college students

4. Balancing The Week  By semester  With the boss scheduling each week  How many hours  Transportation

5. Affecting The Day School work strength left over hours of sleep Hours on the road

6. Physical Stress that Work brings Aches and pains Change and Weight Sleep Issues Heart Issues

7. Aches and pains It could be headache, chest pain, Back Pain, general muscle pain. May lead to many other problems

8. Change in Weight Cause by being over worked some people are effected with weight changes Lose of weight in a short time, and not feeling as hungry Gaining a lot of weight in a short time,

9. Sleep Issues Not being able to sleep at night Sleeping a lot more during the day You may need to seek medical help

10. College Environment Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has a program at their school so that the students could talked to the faulty about anything that’s on their mind They also conducted a survey in their school with 2 t0 3 students after the survey, the students received $100 By Keanna Brumant

11. Financial Work In a school in New York, Low and middles income student that attend school represent nearly 50% of their family’s annul income. It forces students to work longer hours to make ends meet. The relative decline of grant funding for student aid as against loans is notorious, but an increased dependence on earnings is important, too. Part of the increase, of course, reflects the increasing numbers of non-traditional students, who have always typically depended heavily on their own earnings. By Keanna Brumant