What sideline is suitable for college students?

? According to my own part-time experience in universities, there are two kinds of sideline businesses that are more suitable for college students: ① Internet sideline business; ② realistic sideline. Even poor college students should focus on their studies, so the main considerations for sideline business are: ① flexibility in time; (2) Can support the living expenses. Based on these circumstances, I have the following suggestions:

Many of my friends who write novels are net writers. They use their spare time to write, and the income from manuscript fees is enough to support living expenses and tuition fees, and they have also gained many fans with similar interests. So if you love writing, and your writing style is good, and you have wild ideas in your mind, you can consider writing novels.

In addition to online platforms, articles can also be submitted to official WeChat accounts and magazines. Generally speaking, the income of thousands of words is higher than that of writing online articles. However, the corresponding threshold quality requirements are also relatively high, unlike the online text that wants to send it. You can also see if the school magazine has received the manuscript. There should be a manuscript fee. Even if there is no payment, there will be idle gadgets in the warehouse for you. Don't ask me how I know ~

Shooting short videos In the era of extremely developed media and the rise of short video platforms, it is also a good choice to be a short video blogger. Record your life with fragmented time, or play a joke with a few friends with your imagination and creativity. Maybe you are the next dark horse?

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When I was in college, my friends and I were tutors. At that time, I was recommended by two children to the instructor to paint. Both of them have separate classes, four classes a week, two hours each time, and 50 dollars per hour. At that age when the pocket is cleaner than the face, it is really expensive.

Photography is not necessarily a professional background, and many non-professional photographers can also take good photos to make money. My classmates and I took part in a photo contest. Although we felt bad about ourselves, we won an incentive award. If there is any local exhibition, photographers should also be needed, and more contact work can be developed into a sideline.

If you have social phobia, you can consider this sideline, and your income is considerable. It is also good to set up stalls downstairs in the dormitory and at the gate of the campus and sell groceries such as water and flowers in your spare time.

When opening a shop in the dormitory, you must negotiate with your roommates in advance. After all, the dormitory is everyone's. If the negotiation is successful, consider opening a nail salon, a copy shop, a snack shop, etc. And you can also help people draw water for a fee, which can make money.

In a word, if you want to make money, you will certainly make it, but you must also be prepared. Don't be deceived because you are eager to make money, it will not pay off.