Should I take the opportunity...? (EDIT)

EDIT: I have some good news. After rereading the crew agreement, the work I'm doing will be flexible! So if it seems to cut too much time into my Senior film or some other issue, I can negotiate to rearrange my working schedule around it.

So I'm going to go sign this agreement and send it off to them, and then I SHALL BE A REAL PROFESSIONAL ARTIST ON A REAL PRODUCTION TEAM IN THE INDUSTRY!

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...Or no?

Here's my dilemma:

The production I was an intern on this summer is allowing me to be an official crew member, where I can be paid $20 an hour or more, depending on the position(s) I take/help with.

Pros:
• More "real world experience" on working on a real production crew in the industry.
• Paying gig; I won't be broke anymore for a while.
• Help in transitioning to the "real world" after graduation.
• Help in learning to be a professional in the Animation industry and making my own way.
• If I take a minor position that doesn't require a lot of time (transcribing interviews or helping in storyboard), I may still have time for my film.

Cons:
• Possible less time for my senior film and other classwork.
• If I don't take it, I'll be broke/unemployed again.
• No "real world"/industry experience.

Thoughts? Suggestions? I dunno what to do!  

It's not exactly my dream job at Nickelodeon, but it's a REAL AND PAYING ANIMATION JOB and it may help me get my work out there even more and getting hired after graduation. So I want to take it, but at the same time, my gut is screaming "NOPE! IT'LL TAKE UP YOUR TIME FOR YOUR SCHOOLWORK AND FILM! "