In today's society, it is common that full time high school students average over 15 hours of work time. It is also common that these students are fatigued and unprepared for school. "Work has become the No.1 reason children come to school tired, unprepared or both" (Froomkin, 1990, A 01). In addition, work can also create pressure on these students causing stress. This pressure created on the students may influence them to pick up bad habits to relief some stress. Surveys conducted declare that teen-age work is more likely to encourage students to cut classes, ignore homework, use drugs and pick up bad work habits than to instill the work ethic (Froomkin, 1990, A 01). Work has become a problem for teachers and students. It can be difficult for students to manage there time effectively between school, work, and social life. In most cases, the students "juggle" between social life, school, and work...