Make Money College Online
Most colleges and universities hire many students for part-time, student-friendly jobs. Get on-line at your college’s website or go by the financial aid office. Find out what jobs are available and how they will fit your class/study schedule. Examples of college jobs include: food service, library help desk, computer tech guru and clerical help.
Tutoring
Are you an upperclassman with strong academic skills? You can hang out your shingle as a tutor. Lots of incoming freshman (and even other upper class man) could use your help to keep their assignments and materials organized (academic coaching) or help with subject matter. Are you a great writer? You can tutor writing skills and help fellow students make the grade.
Keeping it Clean
Do you love to clean or at least not mind it as much as some of your fellow students? Are you a laundry day wiz? You’d be surprised how much spending cash you can make doing laundry or cleaning a fellow student’s room. See if anyone else is already providing this service and set your prices accordingly.
So You Say It’s Your Birthday
Lots of kids are away from home on their birthdays and their family would just love to do something a little special to help them celebrate! You can bake (or buy and resell), personalize and delivery birthday cakes to make the day special. Birthday balloons and/or birthday gift baskets would also be popular items. Market your service to parent’s on move-in day or Parent’s Weekend and wait for the orders to come in.
Babysitting
Love kids and want to baby sit? Market yourself to your professors and office staff. Just because you are at college does not mean every weeknight has to be about partying! Parents just love college-aged babysitters because they tend to be more experienced and dependable. You can also market your babysitting services to parent’s living in neighborhoods surrounding your college.
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