Ajukan permohonan untuk belajar sambil bekerja. Lihatlah jika perguruan tingga Anda terlibat dalam Federal Work Study Program. Jadilah RA (asisten yang mengurus asrama). Jadilah kelinci percobaan. Periksalah bahwa percobaan itu aman. Carilah percobaan penelitian di luar kampus. Jual buku teks Anda di akhir semester. Belajarlah berogranisasi. Tawarkan jasa pelayanan kebersihan dan pencucian. Bukalah salon pada ruangan asrama Anda (atau buatlah jasa panggilan). Bukalah toko makanan ringan. Buatlah pusat daur ulang di lantai kamar asrama Anda.

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Even if you weren't awarded work study when you first applied to your school, you may be able to apply now. Make an appointment at the financial aid office to see if you can still apply (or reapply, if your financial situation has recently changed). There are all sorts of jobs available on campus, from working in the dining halls, to performing administrative work in academic departments, and even working at campus theaters, where you'll have access to free performances or movies! This program provides part-time work opportunities for students with financial aid, and guarantees that you'll be paid at least the federal minimum wage. Whenever possible, the positions available are relevant to your area of study and are civic-minded, aimed to serve the public interest. If you live in the dorms, are an active participant in dorm and campus activities, have a good grade point average, and enjoy working with and counseling others, then becoming an RA (resident assistant) could be a great opportunity for you. While you may not bring home an additional pay-check for being an RA, you'll usually get either free or greatly reduced room and board, which will then free up money for your other expenses. At some schools, though, you may receive a stipend as an RA. Scope out bulletin boards on campus for advertisements looking for volunteers for psychology studies or medical experiments. These usually pay a flat rate, though at some schools, you could make up to $20 an hour doing something as simple (and possibly as interesting!) as filling out questionnaires. Before you agree to participate, make sure that the experiment was approved by an Institutional Review Board or a Human Subjects Participant Program. This will help ensure that your rights and physical and mental well-being are protected. If you can't find opportunities to participate in research on campus, go to the US Government's official clinical trial website to find legit trials in your area. You can also visit the webpages of local hospitals to see if they are...