Start Your Day Early and On Time   The work day typically begins
between 8:00 and 9:00 AM and so should your study day.  A good
rule of thumb is to spend three hours studying (outside of
class) for every hour of class time.  This translates into
between 45 and 50 hours per week studying pre-class and post-
class (30 to 38 hours if you are in the part-time program). 
Considering the number of hours you will spend studying, it may
not be possible to get everything done in the evening, even if
you are a "night owl."  Night time studying may have worked in
college, in part, because you rarely spent 40 to 50 hours
preparing for classes.  So, try to start your study day
early and work during the daylight hours.