Many students pick their own routes in school and university; some prefer to focus solely on their studies, while others choose to work part-time. Focusing on learning is the proper thing to do at this age because learning is the major duty. You can obtain experience in college by joining groups and attending seminars. In comparison, finding a part-time work outside of school isn't a bad idea either. Students will learn skills that they would not have learned in school. You can meet people from various sectors and gain more real-world experience. Both provide unique field experiences. Furthermore, time is a factor to consider while deciding between full-time study and part-time work. Students who study full-time have more time to focus on their homework. As a result, because they don't have any other distractions, most full-time students can accomplish greater results than part-time students. However, we must consider another issue: incomes. Part-timers can relieve parental stress while also allowing them to spend money on items they want. Obviously, this allows them to live a more comfortable life than students who are studying full-time. If students study full-time in a wealthy household, their income has little bearing on their education; but, for poor families, this is a significant obstacle. 
 Many
  students
 pick their  
own
 routes in school and university;  
some
 prefer to focus  
solely
 on their  
studies
, while others choose to work part-time. Focusing on learning is the proper thing to do at this age  
because
 learning is the major duty. You can obtain experience in college by joining groups and attending seminars.  
In comparison
, finding a part-time work outside of school isn't a  
bad
  idea
 either.  
Students
 will learn  
skills
 that they would not have learned in school. You can  
meet
  people
 from various sectors and gain more real-world experience. Both provide unique field experiences.  
Furthermore
, time is a factor to consider while deciding between full-time  
study
 and part-time work.  
Students
 who  
study
 full-time have more time to focus on their homework.  
As a result
,  
because
 they don't have any other distractions, most full-time  
students
 can accomplish greater results than part-time  
students
.  
However
, we  
must
 consider another issue: incomes. Part-timers can relieve parental  
stress
 while  
also
 allowing them to spend money on items they want.  
Obviously
, this  
allows
 them to  
live
 a more comfortable life than  
students
 who are studying full-time. If  
students
  study
 full-time in a wealthy household, their income has  
little
 bearing on their education;  
but
, for poor families, this is a significant obstacle.