While I was in college I worked work study, at the gap, had a side business and hustle all at the same time. I still kept up my grades and made the ppresident list and the deans list.
I say to say, its possible to work and to still keep up with school.
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There are three types of Jobs when you go to College and they all have different benefits
For people that are Super Crazy about their grades:
The best jobs are going to flexible ones, like work-study and jobs that work around your schedule and have a lot of idle time so you can study at the same time
For me this was working in the financial aid center in college, I had more idle time than work time.
And these jobs have that benefit, but they usually pay minimum wage and have limited hours
Second Type of Job for People that just want money
These are usually going to be a retail, waiter and fast-food
Jobs that are flexible but require a lot of time and effort when you are their
So they tend to pay you a little more than minimum wage, at the time gap paid me $10 and minimum wage was like 8.75
Benefit is more money, but its harder and less flexible
Third type of job for people that care about the future and not that much about money
These are going to be jobs directly linked with your major
Like paid internships or free ones lol
This is the best invest because while you study the technicalities of your job, you also get to practice it in a real-life environment.
I never got the chance to do this for accounting, and it was because I cared too much about money at the time
But this makes a lot of sense
Bonus: Freedom People
Side hustles and things they can do when they want it
Uber eats or starting a business.
I did flip phones and sneakers while in college
What to Do with the Money
Depends on your expenses but once you cover your needs
Use the rest of the money to pay off debt
And if you don’t have any debt, use it for savings and investing, that’s what I would have done
Here some real advice:
I graducated with 21k in sudent loans
And maybeb like 10k in savings
And I spend so much money on trash and wasted so much of it
I could have
Graduated with $0
And easily had an investment account with 20-30k in an index fund like the S&P 500
But I was young and stupid and that’s fine
When do you quit
Have no loyalty towards these jobs
If they are getting in the way of school, find something else
Don’t forget, this like a side quest
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