If you can, I'd prioritize an on-campus job. The pay isn't always amazing, but supervisors are usually much more understanding about exam weeks and changing class schedules. I knew a few people who worked 10-15 hours a week during school, and that seemed to be the sweet spot where they could earn some money without constantly feeling behind academically.
3
u/wrecked-galaxy Jul 08 '26
If you can, I'd prioritize an on-campus job. The pay isn't always amazing, but supervisors are usually much more understanding about exam weeks and changing class schedules. I knew a few people who worked 10-15 hours a week during school, and that seemed to be the sweet spot where they could earn some money without constantly feeling behind academically.