Time to do some soul searching! Do you want a part-time job during the academic year? Can you balance classes and employment? Are you looking for a full-time internship during the semester? Will you get class credit that counts towards graduation? Have you been offered a work study program?
There are various different employment options available to you as a college student, including:
All of these employment options are available during the summer (a seasonal position), academic year, or year-round. Unlike jobs, some internship positions can be unpaid and/or complete for college credit. Unpaid internships are offered to students interested in gaining work-related skills in a particular field. Take the quiz below to determine what kind of opportunity would be the best for you.
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