(I apologize if I posted this in the wrong place...)
Just wondering if anyone is or was pregnant and studying? I would really appreciate your advice.
I pretty much found out right after I registered for the April FSA exam. Trying to study while dealing with pregnancy symptoms is just too much...Anyone who's been there probably knows...I'm pretty much useless after 4pm. I can't even drag myself up to do housework, let alone sitting myself down for a 3-hour study session.
I wonder if I should skip this sitting and the next, and hopefully take it next May? My concern is that might be too long of a gap, and studying with kids is not necessarily much easier.
Right now I'm like 6 weeks behind the study schedule so it's very unlikely I'll pass this time. However, I feel like I need to at least give it a try, and if it doesn't work out at least I have a good reason for it. Anyone at manager level - if I quit now would it likely leave a negative impression with my manager? (I'm guessing yes...but just want to hear from people with experience)
I'm just so torn right now. I'm pretty sure all this stress is no good for a baby. Manager wants me to decide soon so we can figure out what to do with the rest of my study days.
TIA.
Just wondering if anyone is or was pregnant and studying? I would really appreciate your advice.
I pretty much found out right after I registered for the April FSA exam. Trying to study while dealing with pregnancy symptoms is just too much...Anyone who's been there probably knows...I'm pretty much useless after 4pm. I can't even drag myself up to do housework, let alone sitting myself down for a 3-hour study session.
I wonder if I should skip this sitting and the next, and hopefully take it next May? My concern is that might be too long of a gap, and studying with kids is not necessarily much easier.
Right now I'm like 6 weeks behind the study schedule so it's very unlikely I'll pass this time. However, I feel like I need to at least give it a try, and if it doesn't work out at least I have a good reason for it. Anyone at manager level - if I quit now would it likely leave a negative impression with my manager? (I'm guessing yes...but just want to hear from people with experience)
I'm just so torn right now. I'm pretty sure all this stress is no good for a baby. Manager wants me to decide soon so we can figure out what to do with the rest of my study days.
TIA.
Any Actuarial Moms?