Try opening up your availability on applications. Once you get an interview with a hiring manager you can discuss the hours. A lot of hospitals use screening systems that weed out certain applicants and stating limited availability would probably never land your application where it needs to be (I've worked in HR for quite some time before changing the pace lol). On another note, if you don't need to work then don't stress it but the experience will help out in the long run. I'll be starting my program in the fall and the only reasons I'll be working 32 hours a week at a hospital an hour from my school is because 1) in this job market I would prefer to apply as an internal applicant when the time comes, and 2) tuition reimbursement! Loans help out but paying then back is not something I'm interested in (that's just me). I've also worked two jobs through my first bachelors degree and all of my pre-reqs so I've learned to set priorities. I have a boyfriend that I've been with for 4 years and I'm moving an hour away from him which isn't ideal for me but he's supportive and the truth of the matter is, this is my future...if we're meant to be it'll work out...if not...well...I'm still young ?. Good luck with everything but it seems like you've got a good system...don't beat yourself up over what others want from you.