Hi. i am a college student and i have a very hectic schedule. i need a job because i dont like not having money for emergencies and to just go have fun and do things when i get the chance. i have looked around and cant seem to find anything suitable for
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Lyssie
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If you don't mind staying up all night and sleeping odd hours during the day, then a night auditor at a hotel. I have classes and have this job and it lets me do my homework while I'm working. BTW I'm at work right now. *Note: If you're going into finances or business, you get a feel for some accounting. I do mostly data input, but you get to see how the business runs, where the money comes from and where it goes.
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When you're a college student, "suitable" means "paying". McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Papa John's, Little Caesar, a grocery store/supermarket, Wal-Mart, KMart, Sears, wherever. Try the university employment center. NONE of these are likely to pay a lot, but you will get paid, get experience in working for someone, etc.
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sell crack to the kids!! no not really. your gonna have to do some night stuff. maybe a bar-back, or if you have experience, a bartender. its not what ya know, its who ya know. get out, get hooked up, and score a job. secret to life right there, btw
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the rest of my question didnt post, but i really need something online. i leave campus a lot for school and im not on a regular schedule. its hard just to attend class. lol
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Most schools have a student job office or at least a board to post jobs.If you are looking for job online I would be very causious especually if they want money up front.Good luck! When I went to school years ago I got a job in a cafeteria on campus. After I graduated I worked full time first as a dishwasher then a food handler(I took food from the kitchen and put it on the serving line.It was one of the better jobs I ever had.
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you could try taking out a student loan. also selling drugs works wonders, everyone does them - its college! big market out there :)
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Find out some parttime jobs like McDonalds,Pizzahut or else if you have some skills like craft ,designing or decorating try it to make some bucks. Explore within yourself what you can do better and make money out of it. I can understand your situation.I was on the same boat while I was doing my Engineering degree.Even meeting the day to day needs was an uphill task. I worked in a local mill at 1$ per hour.Still life sucked a lot. But after I completed my Graduation things changed a lot.Now Life has become really easy for me. All the best.Study well.
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