College Campus Jobs - New Options for Busy Students

NEW YORK - Jan. 21, 2016 - PRLog -- (If you can't wait and want to discover on-campus jobs that pay well click on the link at the bottom of this article).

If you are a college student, or know a college student, looking for work on campus the best positions go quickly.

Some of the traditional on-campus jobs include:

Tour Guide
Library Assistant
Alumni Center
Residential Adviser (RA)
Teaching Assistant (TA)
Student Assistant (SA)
Lab Assistants
Math and Writing Tutor

Depending upon the size of your campus these 'gravy' positions can go quickly. Often you need to know the right person to score one of these primo jobs.

Of course you can try to land an off-campus job.

One of the big issues with off-campus work is that you are often competing with the larger workforce. Retirees, unemployed (and under-employed) workers will also be jockeying for these same positions.

If you can handle the stress and long hours associated with waitressing (in a good restaurant) the tips can be great. However many off campus positions are often menial and don't pay much.

Other, better, options include local hospitals, museums, state and municipal organizations, environmental organizations, and after-school programs. Sometimes Work-Study students can be employed off campus as research assistants, gallery attendants, accounting clerks, publicity assistants, translators, childcare assistants, legal assistants, and reading tutors.

Today many students are turning to the internet to find part-time employment. Many sites offer free-lance work that is often right in the student's baileywick.

Surveying is easy work that doesn't require technical talent (like programming, design skills, or writing). The link below offers one of the newest positions for busy students who need to squeeze in a few extra hours for income each week.

http://movies4profit.com/survey-positions/