You are in Greek life, part of three student clubs, playing on the soccer team, and also, trying to have a social life all while balancing 18 credits. So how can you possibly squeeze in time for a part-time job? If you are like me and thinking of other options to get you through this semester without breaking your bank account, here are seven ways to ease our worries.

1. Sell your clothes

Can't seem to shake the sloppy seconds of your sister's hand-me-downs? Getting tired of your wardrobe because it's so five minutes ago? Or you just need some extra cash? Plato's closet loves taking designer clothing that's in good condition, but if you don't have what they are looking for, try the app: Poshmark. You can buy, sell, or even trade clothing with other people. Just don't buy more than you bargained for.

2. Make Crafts for Etsy

Embrace the creativity in your life: sell your crafts on Etsy. As long as your creation looks cool and trendy, your shop should get some attention. Items can range from friendship bracelets to expensive pieces of abstract art. Plus, it's fun to create, well, basically whatever you want.

3. Donate

Are you deathly afraid of needles? If so, than this option is probably not for you. But if you don't mind being poked with shiny objects, hospitals and donation centers accept blood plasma, bone marrow, or sperm. Donation compensation can range from $25- $1,000, depending on what and how regularly you donate.

4. Participate in Medical Studies

If you don't mind being a doctor's personal guinea pig for however many hours, this option can pay big. Sleep studies, drug experiments, brain analyses, and exercise habits are all examples. Some participants were paid $1,000 from just one night.

5. Care.com

Make an account today and see what opportunities are available in the area. Some parents are just looking for someone to watch their kids on date night. However, not all jobs listed are for babysitting. There are also odd jobs like grocery shopping or being someone's personal driver. You could either make this a one-time-gig or turn it into a regular part time job, they do give you both options on the website.

6. Become an Uber Driver

If you have a car on campus, and happen to be at least 21 years old, Uber is always an option. If you can deal with loud drunks that may throw up in your car, you are pretty much hired. If you have spare time and like to meet new people, driving isn't all that bad, right?

7. Tutoring

If you are succeeding academically, you could help other students with their college work. If you know you are good at a certain subject, post a flyer with your information on it and students may eventually contact you. Although if you would like a more stable tutoring position, the school is always hiring.

Remember, these are all (somewhat) safe and legal options to have some extra cash when you need it. Don't do anything stupid.