Megan Thee Stallion is just like you. The up-and-coming rapper is struggling to keep up with her college studies while juggling her tour schedule.
Megan paused for some retail therapy at the Coach Flagship Store amidst ongoing legal drama with her record label, 1501 Certified Entertainment.
The “Hot Girl Summer” artist is in the midst of obtaining her degree in health administration at Texas Southern University, but finding the time to study while constantly on the road has proved to be a challenge.
“It’s really hard,” Megan admitted on daytime talk show “Strahan, Sara and Keke” on Wednesday.
The 28-year-old knows she isn’t the only working student, and she is determined to make the extra effort to graduate.
“School in general is hard,” she shared. “I know my schedule is crazy because I’m on the road all the time and I’m rapping, but it’s other women out there that are taking care of kids and working 9-to-5, graveyard shifts, so I know that a lot of people can relate to me.
“But when you’re going to school and you’re really dedicated and you really want it, you gon’ figure out a way to make the time to do it.”
Megan previously revealed she hopes to put her studies to good use and one day open her own assisted living facilities in her native Texas.
She is eager to hire her fellow classmates and others looking to break into the healthcare industry.
“When you first graduate from college it’s really hard to get a job because nobody wants to hire you because you don’t have any experience, so I really want my facilities to be (staffed by) some of my classmates and other kids that are just graduating from college that need jobs. Like, this could be your first job.”
