If you're working because you need the money, then that's one thing. Your last sentence makes it seem as though at least one of your jobs is only for resume material. This isn't worth it, if it's going to make you crazy and sick! I know I can't personally handle having a part time job while going to school full time. It took me a long time to learn my limits, and unfortunately I failed some classes because I was too stubborn to quit. Twice. Taking care of yourself is just as important as school and making money, so you have to make sure that you give that equal weight, time and energy.
Juggling work and school is always difficult. *hug* From my experiences, I need to take at least one day off per week, doing absolutely nothing. No homework, work or classes. Then I can cram whatever into the rest of the week. Enjoy little snippets of time off. Et cetera.
You definately need to leave yourself time to breathe and relax. Stimulate those creative juices. Enjoy life.
As far as work experience goes... you are doing internships which will definatley count. You are a talented girl. Experience comes with time.... which (I'm guessing) you have lots of. Enjoy being a student.
Of course you do sweetie!! If you're not working to pay for school, then I would sggest packing it in all together! Bt I think going back to the tea room is a really good idea. Good luck with it hunny xx
You're quite right that you're still young and you've got many years ahead of you in which to get work experience.
You're going to school, and working on the school newspaper, and doing an internship (what is it?), so relax. It's not like your resume is going to have some huge gapping hole in it.
Have I ever told you how cool I think you are? You've got this incredible drive. You're one of those people who makes me feel tired just thinking about their hectic schedule.
Assuming you won't starve without the job, by all means quit.
No one will ever think the worse of you for it.
Years ago, I worked at an employment agency for technical professions like engineers. Trust me, I didn't care what job they had while they were in school.
If you're working because you need the money, then that's one thing. Your last sentence makes it seem as though at least one of your jobs is only for resume material. This isn't worth it, if it's going to make you crazy and sick! I know I can't personally handle having a part time job while going to school full time. It took me a long time to learn my limits, and unfortunately I failed some classes because I was too stubborn to quit. Twice. Taking care of yourself is just as important as school and making money, so you have to make sure that you give that equal weight, time and energy.