Looking to make some extra cash? Look no further than this site, where you’ll find a large selection of on-campus employers desperately searching for people to hire. With the click of a button, you’ll be directed to job descriptions, required qualifications and other useful information to help you decide if a position is right for you. It’s ridiculously easy, and considering they’re all offered right on campus, you’ll never have to venture much further than your front door.
1. Service Center Representative
Being that it is one of the most desired jobs on campus, this one might be hard to snag, but applying well in advance should help raise those odds. It’s the perfect job for anyone who enjoys minimal responsibility and staying in bed until the last possible moment. Having an 8 a.m. shift is no problem, given that service centers are located in each dorm. Just roll out of bed at 7:50, put on your uniform and head down the hall.
2. Resident Assistant (RA)
Love working with people and solving disputes? You might become a therapist someday, but for now, you’ll do amazingly as an RA. Another popular choice for college students, this position allows you to live in your own room, and it pays all room and board expenses. It’s pretty low maintenance, unless you have a floor full of trouble-makers to deal with. In that case, you can put your problem-solving skills to good use. Bonus: It would make a great addition to your resume.
3. Campus Tour Guide
Being a tour guide is the best job around (but don’t take my word for it). If working with awesome people, representing the face of MSU and flaunting your beautiful campus sound like something you need to be a part of, this job is probably right for you. Your academic, and even extracurricular schedule, are taken very seriously, so there is no need to worry about being scheduled to work in the middle of an exam. On the other hand, feeling like you aren’t getting enough hours of work isn’t a problem either. People are always looking to get shifts covered, so make some money while having fun and touring the beautiful place that is Michigan State University.
4. Usher
Working as an usher at a sporting event is the perfect job for any student interested in athletics. Plus, you’re basically being paid to go watch a game.
5. Student Food Service Assistant
Working in a cafeteria setting may not sound too appealing, but its importance cannot be underestimated. The people are cool, and possibly being able to snack on some of the food you work around is always a bonus. If I haven’t convinced you yet, maybe this will: You might make more money doing this than any other job on campus because they’re always in desperate need of employees.
There are countless more on-campus jobs to look through, so take some time to visit our employment site to browse through your options. Money is good, but the experience is invaluable.