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so I'm assuming you're a college student

based on the fact that you clicked on

this video here so what I'm going to be

talking about today are the best jobs

for people who are in college looking to

maybe afford maybe something more than

ramen noodles and just random stuff like

soda you know maybe you want to afford

some decent healthy food maybe you want

a little bit of money to pitching for a

keg whatever your plan is here but if

you're looking to make a little bit more

than minimum wage these are going to be

some of the highest paying jobs based on

pay scale comm but before I get into

those jobs I just wanted to talk about a

couple of factors you should consider

when you're looking to find a job when

you're in college but first let's talk

about college in a nutshell so this is

basically the way I see college is you

got these four segments here one is your

green the second is your sleep the third

is your social life - the fourth is your

money you basically can pick - so if

your focus is on your social life in

your sleep you're probably not going to

have very good grades or a lot of money

if you want to have money and good

grades your sleeping your social life

are probably going to be sacrificed so

it kind of has to determine what an

injured looking to do in college if

you're looking for that college

experience maybe the social life is more

important to you than having money at

that time

so just for my own personal experience

when I was in school I only had classes

four days a week and I was able to work

Friday Saturday Sunday and what I did is

I worked full-time on the summer so I

shaved up as much money as I could over

the summer and then I lived basically as

simply as possible while I was in

college I didn't go out much

I spent very little money I made my

coffee at home I did whatever I could

escape money and just ride out this

semester and I was at the point where I

was only spending like a hundred dollars

a week so a semester was like 15 or so

week so if I could save up like 1500

bucks I can make it to that whole

semester without having to get a job and

then one of my semesters - it was around

Christmas time and I just got a

part-time job working in retail because

I needed something to do what I was kind

of bored but that job paid me like $8 an

hour and I had to drive 20 minutes to

get there and my shifts were like 3 or 4

hours

so when hindsight after I pay

taxes I probably was just about breaking

even by the time I got something to eat

while I was at work and paid for my desk

so that's something to consider as well

but anyways what are the factors to

consider when you're looking for a job

in college

number one is your location so do you

actually have a car on campus do you

have a means of transportation how much

are you spending on gas so like I said

through my situation I would probably

spending more on gas and I was either

making at this job if you're walking so

let's say you have to walk to get to

your job the weather affect your

reliability so if you're going to school

somewhere where you get a lot of snow or

a lot of rain and you can't walk to work

what are you going to do we'll be able

to take a bus or we just have to call in

and not be able to go to work so that's

something to consider as well what is

your schedule so will your hours at work

change are you going to be on call with

this job well the hours be too demanding

for you and your schoolwork and your

grades are going to suffer because the

name of the game here guys when you're

in college is to get good get your

grades that's your main focus is doing

good in school so don't make your focus

be making money while you're at school

because the idea is to up there increase

your skill level have more skills and be

able to make more money when you get out

of school then you would just somebody

coming out of high school so your focus

should be on saving up a ton of money

while you're at college you should be

doing as getting a good of grades as

possible while making good buying maybe

save it a little bit of money in the

process

- okay so the pay is the job for the pay

the experience work for the passion I

don't like seemed kind of funny but some

people have jobs they're just passionate

about that they want to do for me I've

always wanted to be a barista you know

work at like a coffee shop I've never

done it before and at some point in my

life I want to work as a barista I don't

care how much money I make I don't care

if I don't make any money you know but

it's just something I've always wanted

to do because I've always wanted to

learn about that so maybe you're in a

situation where you just want to do a

job because you're passionate about it

or you're curious about that work so

that's something to consider as well

will you be making enough money so if

you have to pay for tools and gas and

food will this job pay you enough money

and the unfortunate thing is most of

these jobs that pay minimum wage it

might not be enough money to pay for

your food

for your books and things like that can

you make money off campus would you make

more money off campus so a lot of the

times I do have on this list here jobs

on campus but a lot of these times these

campus jobs don't pay very well because

a lot of people want them and maybe even

go in a couple miles off campus you

might be able to make more money doing

that

so it's not as convenient you might have

to commute to that job but it might be

worth it to make a little bit more money

and then you should consider your career

so is this job relevant to your desired

career and if that the case will look

good on your resume and is low or no pay

worth the work experience so I actually

at one point had an unpaid internship

where I worked as an unpaid intern and I

drove there a couple times a week worked

for three hours didn't get paid anything

and it ended up turning into a paid

internship the following summer which

was good because it paid very well and

that was good for me but I had to put in

that initial work to basically you know

make a name for myself and get that paid

internship and get that resume

experience and I had to sacrifice the

page for the short term so it might be

worth it to get a job just for the

experience for your resume and then you

have to consider as well your experience

so maybe you have some special skills or

things that you could use to get paid

more and you should also consider if

you're applying for a job are you under

qualified where you know you can make

more money somewhere else or I'm sorry

are you older qualified where you can

make more money somewhere else or are

you totally under qualified and just

wasting your time you don't want to be

wasting all of your time applying for

jobs that you know you're not qualified

for all right so these would be the best

jobs as a college student and the page

that I have on yours is hourly wages

that's all based on pay scale com so

obviously they may not be completely

accurate depending on where you live and

these other ones here the page is vary

so significantly that there's no real

way to guess but these would be like the

five jobs I recommend if you're looking

to make more than the minimum minimum

wage in college so number one is a

massage therapist this is kind of an

interesting one now there are some

upfront costs associated with this job

because you have to get a certification

and if you're doing it for yourself so

if you have your own business or maybe

some tools and material you have to buy

I'm sure you have to buy one of those

portable massage tables but it is

something that paid very well

I would imagine I've never done it

myself but I would imagine this is very

difficult work because it's very

labor-intensive but generally if you're

working for someone as a massage

therapist you can make 22 dollars an

hour but if you started your own

business maybe you are a travelling

massage therapist and you watch people's

homes and did massages for them I could

see charging anywhere from 50 to $60 an

hour maybe even more so if you're

looking to maybe start your own business

this wouldn't be a bad idea to start a

little side business to a massage

therapy there's just the upfront costs

associated associated with getting that

table in the equipment and the

certification itself number two is a

medical receptionist now the only

downside with this is it may require a

table require date/time hours so if you

are taking classes during the day you

might not be able to do this but if

you're taking evening classes you might

be able to do this during the day work

at a some kind of medical office doing

reception work and that pays on average

about $14 an hour and also I mean if

you're in school to go into the medical

field that's also a great work

experience as well number three being a

nanny or a babysitter the advantage with

this is you're generally working when

parents are off on dates or whatever so

that's probably going to be nice and

weekends so if you're taking classes

during the day that's the times when you

would be available anyway and for this

you can set your rates but the average

was about 13 an hour but you know if

you're if you're a babysitter for some

rich family maybe they're going to pay

you $20 an hour you never know or if

you're taking the kids on you know go

taking them out to go somewhere going to

get ice cream whatever the public pay

more it'll pay for gas to go do things

do activities with the kids so you might

make more money doing that and the other

advantage of that too is if you're

babysitting as soon as those kids go to

bed you can double dip and just start

getting the books and getting paid to

study at this person's house while

you're just keeping an eye on things so

that's not a bad idea either

number four being a bookkeeper or a tax

preparer now this might require some

experience maybe you have to be in

school to become an engineer in school

with a math major or you're looking to

become an accountant so maybe there's a

work experience that this would require

but this would be great because you can

familiarize yourself with taxes which is

something that's great to know

as an adult

you know when you're starting to pay

taxes or maybe you're trying to start

your own business and you want to learn

more about taxes but that pays on

average about $13 an hour as well which

is significantly more than minimum wage

number five is a bank teller now this

job probably doesn't pay as much as

these others but maybe ten ten eleven

dollars an hour somewhere around there I

have a couple of friends of mine who

actually do this now they're bank

tellers it's relatively easy work not a

whole lot to it it can get kind of

boring at times but there might be some

down time as well where you can be

studying or hit the books whatever it is

that you got to do the only problem is

you know you probably would have to work

daytime hours with this job because most

banks are open during the day but you

might be able to find a bank that has

evening hours or even Saturday hours in

some cases so these other jobs here are

I don't have a paid for these just

because it you know it varies so much

number six is being a tutor so you could

either tutor students on the side so

maybe you are in this big program at

your school and you know people are

struggling and they're looking for

somebody to tutor them they could pay

you on the side to teach them but what's

more interesting in some schools will

actually pay you to be a tutor for that

school I actually had that option in my

school because my grades were good they

said hey if you want to we'll pay you

twelve dollars an hour to basically sit

in the study room for three hours a day

and if there's no students in there you

can do whatever you want you can do your

own homework but if students come in and

ask you questions you have to answer

those questions for them and help them

out I didn't end up doing it just

because I had long days as it is I did

four days a week so my days were like 10

to 12 hours long so I was not looking to

extend my day any longer and I really

didn't need the money

but it is an interesting way to make

some money and you're working right on

campus too so if you're really good at

whatever program you're at at school you

could tutor people either on the side or

maybe through the school we also had

what was called like The Learning

Assistance Center where you could just

go down there and if people were good at

math they also paid you to just go down

there and tutor students and they had a

different table set up based on what

kind of program or what kind of course

you needed help with so maybe you're

really good at math you can sit a

calculus table and help kids do their

calculus homework and if nobody's there

and work on your own stuff and get paid

to be there number seven is campus work

now the only thing I'm going to say with

this is this is typically the lowest

ping

jobs but the advantage of this is that

you can possibly work between your

classes if you have really long breaks

or the other thing is that you don't

need to commute if you're already living

on campus so you can take out all the

costs associated with commuting to that

job so maybe you can work at the school

bookstore work in the cafeteria work as

a janitor and there might be some perks

associated with this job so maybe you

get a discount at the school bookstore

maybe you get a discount on your books

maybe you get free food if you work in

the cafeteria so consider that as well

maybe it doesn't pay as much but those

perks might outweigh that pay number

eight be a waiter or waitress or a

bartender

the advantage with this is you're going

to get paid generally a base salary or

hourly wage plus your tips as well and I

mean I'm sure I need you guys have

worked in the restaurant business you

know there's some serious money to be

made when you guys know you're busy and

people are leaving good tips especially

if you have a good personality and

you're personable you can make a good

amount of money in tips it's very hard

work though so this isn't something

that's just going to be a walk in the

park so it's probably a very demanding

job I've never done it myself but I know

people who have and it's uh it's the

tough line of work for sure dealing with

people like that

and there's also maybe some perks to

this so people I know who worked at

restaurants they always fed you if you

were there longer than four hours so you

get a free meal out of it so you could

consider that approach to that job

number nine is a barista like I said

this is a job that for whatever reason I

just at some point in my life I would

love to be a barista just it's something

I want to learn but that's a cool job

too because you get paid a base salary

plus the tips as well probably won't

make as much as you would being a waiter

or a waitress but they're still probably

some money to be made doing that it's

also a great way to meet people so maybe

if you're looking to get more of a

social life or you're looking to have

some social interaction without you know

sacrificing your grades or how much

money you're making you might be able to

you know talk to people and make some

friends at that place where you're

working so kill two birds one phone that

way then number ten is to be an intern

so it can be great for the resume

especially if you're looking to get into

that line of work and the other thing is

to if even if it's an unpaid internship

that could turn into a paid internship

down the road that was the case of my

internship I worked there for one summer

unpaid and then they hired me the next

summer

all time 14 hours a week and I was

making $14 an hour so that was a great

way for me to save up some money and

then I wasn't I didn't have to work for

the entire semester that following

semester because I saved up enough money

so sometimes you have to consider the

long term benefit maybe better than the

short-term inconvenience of not getting

paid but anyways guys those are the 10

jobs that recommend if you're looking to

get a job while you're in college I'm

curious if you guys are in college I

know I have a lot of young people to

watch my videos if you're in college

what are you doing right now for a job

I'm curious what people are doing or are

you just bootstrapping it and eating

ramen noodles and keeping your expenses

as low as possible I'm curious what you

guys are doing but if you guys enjoyed

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