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 Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:41 am Post subject: summer jobs for college students - ideas |
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summer jobs for college students
Baby sitting
Camp counselor
Car-Care washing, waxing, vacuuming, etc.
Cashier
Child care assistant
City or town summer jobs program
Cleaning service. attic/basement/garage cleanups.
Cooking and baking
Errand, messenger, or delivery service.
Errands
Fast food or restaurant
Homework help/tutoring
Hospitality - hotels, resorts
Lawn and yard work
Lawn/yard maintenance
Lifeguard
Office Assistant
PC tutor/Web site development service.
Painting service. renovating
Pet sitting pet walking, bathing, cleaning, etc. services.
Resort jobs - ski resorts, vacation resorts, amusement parks
Retail
Shoveling driveways lli]Household chores/cleaning
Tutoring service. music, foreign language, math and science
Yard maintenance service. mowing lawns weed control raking leaves shoveling snow planting
If you have any more ideas on summer jobs for college students, post them here  |
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s.d.dixon431@nsu.edu
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| Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 11:54 pm Post subject: |
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| I was interested in having a babysitting job during the summer. I attend Norfolk State University and our classes end on May 5, 2006. I live in Alexandria, Va and would appreciate if you could find me a job near the metropolitan area. I was hoping you could help me find a job. |
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| Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:00 pm Post subject: |
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| I think you hit most of the major jobs for college students...The only job I can think of that you left off of the list is a job as a mover. People in the world are very lazy, and are often willing to pay some pretty good money for someone (often a college student on break) to help them move to a new house. Yes, this kind of job requires a lot of physical work, but as I said at least in my local community it pays pretty good, and does not necessairly have a strict daily schedule. |
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jeter4982
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| Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:01 pm Post subject: |
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| I think you hit most of the major jobs for college students...The only job I can think of that you left off of the list is a job as a mover. People in the world are very lazy, and are often willing to pay some pretty good money for someone (often a college student on break) to help them move to a new house. Yes, this kind of job requires a lot of physical work, but as I said at least in my local community it pays pretty good, and does not necessairly have a strict daily schedule. |
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aaronsmith
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