How do I turn $335 into $800-$1000

>>17599715
Give it to me and I'll double it with in 2 weeks.

This is a simple task.

First, open a savings account, and then deposit your money into it.

Then, get a job (even part-time will do). In 2 months, if you haven't made 500-700 from your job, then good luck with surviving.

Granted, that's assuming you live in a first world nation.

>>17599759
Can't, all of my work focus is on school which is very hard for me.

>>17599759
Works in the third world too, you just become an English teacher.

Aggressive buying and reselling of goods on Ebay.

>>17599767

Your university almost guaranteed will have campus jobs available that are very flexible in hours. + employers look for extracurriculars, and even working a part time looks way better than having nothing. Part times aren't even that much time commitment, usually 6-7 hours a week.

>>17599770
That's true, I forgot those are covered by organizations.

sell drugs.

>>17599767
Unless your major is incredibly rigorous, then you absolutely can handle both a job and work. You are choosing not to, essentially.

>>17599786
I'm a Computer Science major that has a hard time with math, to give you an idea.

>>17599778
It's not the jobs that are time commitments, it's the school. It doesn't matter what hours there are. You have to study still man.

>>17599786
this is true

>>17599786
STEM majors are all rigorous.