By RELEVANT
December 19, 2011
Perhaps you’re fortunate enough to have a full-time job already, and you’re supporting yourself while back in school. But, if you’re like most people in grad school or seminary, a full course load is preventing you from settling into a career until you have that diploma in hand. In the meantime, there are a number of respectable part-time positions that can help you cover expenses. Here are a few flexible jobs you may not have considered adding to your résumé:
Teacher’s Assistant
If you don’t mind being in the classroom a bit longer, aspiring academics can tutor and teach alongside a professor. Median part-time salary: $15,000
Fitness Instructor
You’ll likely only have to work a few hours a couple nights a week, and your workout routine won’t go by the wayside. Median part-time salary: $12,500Library Assistant
Jobs that allow time to catch up on class reading are always a good option. Median part-time salary: $15,000
Creative Freelancing
You probably need a creative outlet as it is; why not make a little money on your design, photography or writing? Median part-time salary: $18,000
Research Assistant
Check with your university for upcoming research projects that could provide a learning experience and temporary work. Median part-time salary: $22,000


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James Fehr commented…
So, I guess Starbucks Barrista didn't make the cut, hey? I'm sure the salary would have been less than exciting.
My own suggestions are:
1) Buy a house and rent the rooms
2) Learn a skilled trade, even painting
3) Competitive video gaming? Maybe not.
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