What should I do?

You could always work PRN somewhere. Not only will you make some extra money, but you'll also get great experience. If I was you I would try to get a job in a hospital setting. You'll get to see some cool stuff and learn at the same time. I worked as a patient care tech when I was in school. I'd only work like once every 2 weeks and then more when I was on a break from school. I wouldn't replace that experience for anything.

Tiger

My CNA I certification expired while I was in college. I did not work either. I am not sure how it works in your state, but in NC I was not only able to renew my CNA I certification, but I was eligible for CNA II certification due to clinical rotations. I went with the CNA II certification, of course. You should be able to renew your certification if you are in clinical now.

In most, if not all, states you can work as a nursing assistant after passing your first clinical (foundations/fundamentals) with no certification needed. Hospitals actually come to our school towards the end of our first semester and try to recruit us as nursing assistants!

school is rough, accerlerated programs are rougher, if you can manage w/o working probably for the best

but working and going to school is doable evident by many many people

I worked an average of 16 hrs a week while in an accelerated BSN program, and still had a high GPA. I found work a nice break from studying and liked having some income to reduce the student loan debt. I suggest you get a PRN CNA job where you can work as little as a shift a week, and think the hospital experience would be helpful while you are learning. The additional CNA experience also might be helpful when you're trying to land a new grad job.