>>15391231
8 hours of work is considered full time for a job.
15 credits is considered full time at most colleges.
15 credits is generally 5 classes.
Classes most likely have to meet 3 hours a week.
If structured to even out, 3 hour long ones on MWF and 2 75 minute courses on TuTh.
So anon, above is working a full job and doing all associated class work. Meaning he obligated to be at some place for 11 hours plus travel time. The go home and do his homework. So I would estimate from when anon wakes up, takes an hour to get out the door (wake up, dress, breakfast, S/S/S, etc.) Lets say 45 minutes to get somewhere 10 miles away with non-city traffic and then 8 hours job. After clocking out, another 30 minutes to go to a campus, park, and walk to the building followed by 3 hours class. 15 minutes home, then the roughly 2 hours of homework for all the days classes (should mention, each class in addition to meeting 3 hours a week, expects you to do 2 hours of work outside of class per week usually) and 30 minutes for dinner. That's a 16 hour active day. Better get 8 hours of sleep immediately if you want to be at your best tomorrow, goy! Of course if this extremely efficient schedule I pulled out of my ass were true, anon would have Saturday and Sunday free. Obviously this isn't the case because shit isn't that easy. The add in all the other things anon must do like shop for food, do those weird phone calls with relatives, around the apartment maintenance, etc.
Estimation:
Anon is very busy.