'I sleep just 5 hours': Woman juggles 4 side hustles and 12-hour job to fund medical school

Eeman Farooqui, a 24-year-old clinical coordinator from Buffalo, works a full-time job and four side hustles to fund medical school.

Farooqui's side hustles include babysitting, tutoring master's students in genetics and biochemistry, working as a per diem medical assistant, and delivering food via DoorDash.

She earns about $4,500-$5,000 a month from her job, but it is insufficient for medical school tuition and relocation costs.

Farooqui sleeps only about five hours per night, and after work she attends prerequisite classes for medical school twice a week.

She changed her career path from research to medicine after her grandmother's death from a stroke.