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[QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 3179319, member: 103914"]
Well sounds like you are going to have to be disciplined about the time you set aside for poker and study.
It should be possible, when I was at Uni I would finish the compulsory work I had to do and then get bored and fill those long evening hours with running and drinking. 
You will know those times and those are the hours to play but you will need some discipline not to go on playing for hours. my short sharp focused aggressive sessions are usually the most productive.
So I suggest get your work out of the way first and see poker as your reward for having put in your study time and a chance to generate some pocket money. Don't be afraid to take the odd shot at a higher level, there are some really bad players at 30 and 50 nl on 888 for example.
It seems too much to ask to fund your way through Uni with poker earnings alone as that will eat too much into your study time. 
You also need to be getting out and socializing as well at your age there are so many interesting and beautiful people around at Uni. I made my best life long friends (and lovers) at Uni because you have the time to invest in building good relationships. 
Honestly buddy there is much more to life than poker, treat it like a hobby for now, study the game for the sake of game improvement, read all the classic poker books and then re-read them because it never all sinks in the first time. I like the inchworm view of learning it is a good concept. These things will bear fruit when you do get the time to put in more hours.
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