http://www.valorebooks.com/campus-life/the-valore-way/25-best-jobs-for-college-students-part-1 The ValoreBooks.com Blog. Information about college life, buying textbooks and selling textbooks. Tue, 10 Jan 2012 02:40:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.valorebooks.com/campus-life/the-valore-way/25-best-jobs-for-college-students-part-1/comment-page-2#comment-30255 Patrick Fri, 04 Jun 2010 15:38:00 +0000 http://www.valorebooksblog.com/?p=61#comment-30255 Working in the Admissions Office was the best job I can think of. At UMass-Amherst I did this for two years. The hours were flexible and I could also work during school breaks. What a great way to impact your college and admissions people are generally great to work for/with. After graduation I continued on to work in admissions for eight years. Working in the Admissions Office was the best job I can think of. At UMass-Amherst I did this for two years. The hours were flexible and I could also work during school breaks. What a great way to impact your college and admissions people are generally great to work for/with. After graduation I continued on to work in admissions for eight years.

]]> http://www.valorebooks.com/campus-life/the-valore-way/25-best-jobs-for-college-students-part-1/comment-page-2#comment-28631 Kaitlin Wed, 05 May 2010 18:20:46 +0000 http://www.valorebooksblog.com/?p=61#comment-28631 I really liked the idea in the article about working as a writer or blogger. This enables you to work in a virtual atmosphere,from your home computer or laptop, so you never have to worry about being late to work! Other great options are to find open jobs on campus. They are usually willing to work around your class schedule and the job is so close that you can literally walk to work. Many schools have tutoring centers for Math, Writing and Languages, and they are always looking for college juniors or seniors to work as tutors for younger undergrads. Also, working at the library, food court, career center or academic advising services are great ways to get experience working with people, and you may even get discounts on stuff :) I really liked the idea in the article about working as a writer or blogger. This enables you to work in a virtual atmosphere,from your home computer or laptop, so you never have to worry about being late to work! Other great options are to find open jobs on campus. They are usually willing to work around your class schedule and the job is so close that you can literally walk to work. Many schools have tutoring centers for Math, Writing and Languages, and they are always looking for college juniors or seniors to work as tutors for younger undergrads. Also, working at the library, food court, career center or academic advising services are great ways to get experience working with people, and you may even get discounts on stuff

]]> http://www.valorebooks.com/campus-life/the-valore-way/25-best-jobs-for-college-students-part-1/comment-page-2#comment-28355 Allen Sat, 01 May 2010 14:42:55 +0000 http://www.valorebooksblog.com/?p=61#comment-28355 working in compas. working in compas.

]]> http://www.valorebooks.com/campus-life/the-valore-way/25-best-jobs-for-college-students-part-1/comment-page-2#comment-28300 Spandana Goli Sat, 01 May 2010 01:37:27 +0000 http://www.valorebooksblog.com/?p=61#comment-28300 Work on campus as not only will it be convenient as you will be working and studying at the same place thus save time in commute and additional stress but will also give you a chance to meet new people - be it faculty or people in the various offices whose help you may need someday.So its a very good way to be involved and know a lot about your college and at the same time serve you college (and get paid for it!) Work on campus as not only will it be convenient as you will be working and studying at the same place thus save time in commute and additional stress but will also give you a chance to meet new people – be it faculty or people in the various offices whose help you may need someday.So its a very good way to be involved and know a lot about your college and at the same time serve you college (and get paid for it!)

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