How do I make money while in college?

Get a job related to your field of study.

Accounting/Finance/Economics? Get a job as a teller at a bank. Move up to personal banker.

Teaching? Get an assistant teaching job.

Health Care: Plenty of part time jobs in hospitals.

Getting a job at a fast food joint or a grocery store is an absolute waste of time, when you could have just as well held a part time job related to your major that could benefit you when job hunting for those mythical entry level jobs that require years of experience normies talk about. .

>>1625590
Airbnb ~ 130 euros a night for my apartment. I do that 5-10 times a month when im out of town

One did some refurbishing could have made decent money but i didnt have time. Go for some hipster shit.

Had an office job where I just had to sit at a desk and be ready if anybody called about some adresses and events. Just studied all the time and took the 1-5 phone calls an hour

>>1625599
Its not that easy, firms usually dont hire students unless they are doing so for a student training program.
>>1625590
I'm starting a business pretty soon, but then again I hate working for other people so I'm inclined to.

>>1625795
Internships are easy to get if you live in a city, if you are in business/engineering/CS. Just apply to the ones with no reqs, do the shitty work, and work your way up through better internships.

Starting a business could be even better than most internships as long as it isnt some bullshit meme business

>>1625599
Is getting a part time job at a window cleaning business a good idea if I may want to start a business cleaning people's windows? I have
no job experience and won't be going to uni for at least 5 years.

>>1625599
You're better off (and more likely) getting an internship at that kind of skill level. As a student get some low-skill job like in a grocery store to help pay bills and whatnot.

>>1626666
This, and painting houses, is a pyramid scheme

>>1626748
pyramid scheme? What?