Unless your last name is Kardashian and you have enough money in your bank to buy yourself a private island, chances are, you need a job to help you get through college. Most college students end up with the typical "college job" which includes scribbling names on a venti caramel macchiatio, trying not crush a carton of eggs while bagging groceries, or babysitting sugar rushed kids with sticky fingers. This list of part time jobs will give you the opportunity to ace your classes and have money to keep in your pocket.
1. Fitness Instructor (or personal trainer)
What better way than to get paid for working out and getting a killer body? If you're constantly posting pictures on instagram with #fitfam #gainz or #crossfit, then this is the job for you. When it comes to being a fitness instructor, you have a range of classes to teach from yoga, zumba, to even soulcycle. You even work one-on-one with an individual struggling to reach their fitness goals. Knowing that you're helping somebody reach their goals is priceless.
2. A Princess (or Superhero)
If you ever dreamed of being a princess, you're in luck! A lot of Character For Hire companies have a team of girls and guys they send out to birthday parties to entertain. You'll have the chance to travel to different locations (normally within the area), play games with the guests, tell stories, sing songs, and even stick around for some cake! It's not just for princesses; a lot of companies also have costumed characters such as Spiderman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman, and Superman!
3. Freelance Work
Hear me when I say that you can DO JUST ABOUT ANYTHING as a freelancer. Did you hear me? Are you a photographer, blogger, singer, tutor, or everything else under the sun? Freelance websites such as Fiverr.com, Elance.com, and Taskrabbit.com allow you to explore your creative side and put your skills to work. Even if you find a part time job, freelancing on the side is a great opportunity to earn some extra cash.
4. Paid Internships
Yes, they do exist, and no, you don't have to be a college graduate. There are many companies that hire undergrad students as interns. Whether you're into fashion, business and marketing, film, or law, there's a paid internship just waiting for you. Paid internships are an excellent way to gain hands on experience in your major and provides an insight of what a typical day is like in that career field. You'll be able to talk to others who are going into the same field and receive helpful advice and guidance from those who have worked their way to the top. Get started today with websites such as Looksharp.com, Internships.com, Internqueen.com, and Ed2010.com
