Why is it so hard to find a job in college?

Question

My school schedule is fixed so I can't skip class to work. I can work 20 hours a week, which you'd think was great for an employer but it's the exact hours that aren't so great. Evenings I work at a job which pertains to my degree and gaining enough hours to be qualified by the state. However, I'm starting to think I should quit that job because I would be free evenings. I also have another job where I work 3 hours a week (one day) that also pertains to my degree and gaining the state qualification hours, but I want to quit that because it's holding me back.

I really enjoy the jobs that I have right now, but I feel like the hours I put towards them are holding me back from getting a job that would pay more and have more consistency. But at the same time, they pertain to what I want to do after grad next year.

Is it realistic for me to find a "degree" job even though I have yet to graduate? What should I do? I can't find a decent job to pay the bills and it's frustrating.

I work in mental health and also work with children. In order to be qualified by my state to do mental health clinical work without a degree, I need 6,000 hours of direct experience. I've been trying to find a job where I can stay after I graduate but I'm not sure how possible that is in social services/mental health without actually having a degree.

Answer 1

See if your college offers a co-op program where you work a semester (full time) and then go to school a semester.

Maybe things have changed and universities do not do this anymore, but if they do, then it is something you should investigate as you would get the experience you need for the accreditation you desire.

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