I've thought about it but doing PT preload and another FT job almost makes that impossible.
I'm assuming you're still very young so my advice would be to study and take the GED test. Reason for this is you never know what tomorrow will bring. Meaning you can get hurt and become unable to continue your driving career or your interest can change which they often will do. I have three degrees and a career and still work part time at UPS. I worked two full time jobs and attended college full time to pay for my education. Yes it was hard but worth it. Now I have the option to apply for positions that requires only a high school diploma to a master level education. Should I lose my career I'll be okay because I have experience in other areas such as UPS etc. to fall back on. Keep in mind that education is about creating opportunities for yourself. There is nothing worst than feeling trapped especially as requirements for positions are moving towards requiring at least a college degree. Ups is moving towards that direction. The first day of training at UPS the center manager came in and the first question asked was "does anyone have college degrees." So just some food for thought.
The first day of what kind of training? Maybe their looking for management material. I'm pretty sure management does not want employees who are equally as smart or smarter than they are, (this is the case now) but anyhow..
There is a recent Driver torned Mingament who cant even compost a sontince or uze preper grimmer, end he has a collage doplima!
