There comes a time during college that a little earned income can go a long ways. Here are some tips on where to get some extra cash: |
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Many schools have on-campus employment positions that are not part of the federal work-study program. Some of these positions offer tuition discounts and a wage for your service.
What's nice about on-campus employment is that positions are generally flexible considering your class schedule and needs. Additionally, you can easily get to work, return the class, and then go back to work without having to commute.
check your school's employment office for information |
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Some schools and private housing units will waive or reduce housing costs if you become a residential manager. You will be required to answer calls, keep up maintenance, and address service issues.
Housing managers can maintain a work schedule that coincides with your academic schedule. Another nice benefit is that your work schedule is at your place of living.
Check the area's student housing units for information. They will likely put you on a waiting list that might be worth something to you in the future.
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Many area businesses welcome college student employees especially in establishments that cater to students. Many of the these employers offer flexible working hours.
Check these job sites for employment information:
- Job listing for students from many brand-name retail and other name companies:
www.snagajob.com
another posting of summer jobs:
www.summerjobs.com
job postings exclusively for teens and students:
www.teens4hire.org
- Internship Programs:
internships in your field of interest is a great way to get experience that will help you college
internships.wetfeet.com
- Search Classified
ads in LOCAL PAPERS:
you will find many local jobs through your local online classifieds:
www.newspaperlinks.com
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There are a few work-at-home employment opportunities that pay based on the hours that you work. This allows you flexibility to set your work schedule around your academic schedule.
view this book on Home-Employment Opportunities |
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Setup your own online mall and market it to other students and area residents. Get an automatic setup of affiliate links to over 11,000
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and your mall will be operational in seconds. |
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Residual income is income that will come in later years by doing some online work now. In other words, start building your income streams for later years:
view this residual income idea at our member site SayStudent.com
(includes a FREE market planning model) |
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