have you tried engaging in a part time or summer job?

I remember when I was in fourth year of my college, my course was B.S. Pharmacy and we ran out of money to pay for tuition, I took a part-time job as a sales representative for a pharmaceutical marketing company operating in Metro Manila. My uncle was working with the company so he backed me up to get the job (usually offered for college graduate). I was hired even if I am not a college graduate. I tried my best with that job, I learned a lot about sales, and made good amount of money. The success prevented me from returning back to school to finish my course. I now own a pharmacy business (a pharmacy drop out now hiring pharmacy graduates!). That was the end result of taking that part-time job!

I've been trying to get a second part time job, but no where that I'm applying to has called me back. . My goal for the summer is to try to GET OUT OF DEBT! And so that's my goal and I clearly need another job to do so. So cross your fingers for me..!

i plan to do some part time jobs after working, now i have so much more spare time to use because not so busy now...but so far not make a decision what kind of job to do, still finding...

well if you are looking for experience then yes but if your the type of person who wants to have fun during the summer and hang out with friend thats not really suggested to have a job unless it is an online job when you choice to work or not xD so good luck with your choice have a nice day

Yeah, as far as I am concerned, I think it is possible for me to have a part time job in the summer vacation,which I think can help me a lot in experiencing the life now. For me, I think I will prefer to make some money online,which I can not only stay at home, but also can enjoy the comfortable life online. I have made a lot of sites to help me earn money online now.

Yeap. I love my summer jobs. Last year was working as a barman and the year before that I was working with my father as a house constructor. The money were really good, about $50 per day, but the work was harsh. PS: Both of the jobs have nothing to do with my studies by the time I study computer science.