which is the best place to work part-time for a college student?

Answer 1

check for postitions with in the college. some colleges offer paid internships and then will also offer you discounts on your tuition. ex. coudl be workin in billing, student life ect.

Answer 2

I have several answers for you:
1. Be a temporary receptionist. You can learn more about any business by working on the phones, and you need very little skill to begin. By temping, you can work when you want.
2. Local theme parks. If you happen to live near Disney, Busch Gardens, Sea World, or some other attraction, you'll find yourself working with other young people in a flexible, fun environment. Many of these corporations reimburse tuition.
3. Gotta try the restaurant/bar scene just to have the "real" college experience. Waiting tables can give you much needed cash. Pretty people can work around liquor and rake it in.
4. If you can get a job on campus, especially in finbancial aid, you will learn more about how your college works and where you might score free money, which is always nice.
5. My last advice is about retail. Don't work in retail UNLESS you want to run a business that is exactly like the one you work for. If you want to open a clothes store, go work at The Gap. My other exception is if you are a good salespearson, go work commissions and make all the money they'll let ya.

Good luck.

Answer 3

Any place which pays a lot of money, offers a lot of schedule flexibility, looks good on the resume (respected organization), prepares you for your eventual career, and agrees to hire you full-time upon graduation!

Answer 4

Waiting tables is good money. Hours work around school.

Answer 5

i heard Whole Foods pays $17/hour for cashiers.