Enrolling multiple sims?

"Dayvon64;c-17314770" wrote:

"Mariefoxprice83;c-17314761" wrote:
I wouldn't recommend starting off with too many classes if you have multiple sims!

I started off with 4 sims, all of whom I had been working with in CAS with aging off to build up skills. As I hadn't wanted to cheat the funds more than necessary to get the house I wanted for them, I had them all in full time jobs. I gave each sim one standard class, and 3 of the 4 had an elective, but what with all of that, their jobs and the fact that one was a vampire and another a mermaid, it all felt a bit too much for me on my first attempt! Well, I briefly tried one of the premades just to look around before that but he had 3 classes and I quickly gave up on that.

I decided to put my supernatural students on hold for a while and play a teen sim, who will work on her skills for the time being, and get a few scholarships under her belt, then when she's ready to go, I'll send her to uni alone and go from there.

I am impressed with how much dedicated you were going to take on lmao. So far some of the YouTubers are starting with a full course load and even taking up jobs/extracurricular activities and are having trouble with 1 sim. I have 3 sims I want to enter at the same time, so I'm probably going to give them each 2 classes. I won't focus too much on getting straight A's, at least with every sims, until the later half of their college life.

I gave up about halfway into their first term because it was a real pain to manage. If it hadn't been for the jobs it would have been easier, but they all had vacation time to use, but of course they go if you forget to make them take the day off.