where can a college student find a job?
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There are almost always job openings at colleges and universities.  Check the job posting bulletin board or ask an administrator in any office like the financial aid office or even the library if there are any job openings.
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Place an Advertisment in the local papers. College papers are great and usually cheaper. Don't lie in the ad. That is what turns people away. Be honest and show a good percentage example of earnings.
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Go to job service and check their computers to see if they have something you do available.\n\nTry Wal Mart, Lowes, The Home Depot. You did not say what type of job you are looking for or where you live?\nGo to USAjobs.com or Monster.com\nGood luck,
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At your States Job Bank. Try Americas Job Bank when you do a search online.
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Starting looking now and attend the career fairs at your college. Ask an instructor you admire for ideas also. Also communicate w/your classmates bc you're all in the same boat.  Many colleges have career centers on the same grounds.
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Well your first out is your school. See about housing. If this does not work out then see of friends want to go in with you on a place and be room mates. A lot of times if you get a couple of friends that want to get out on their own as well rent split 3 ways can be very inexpensive. Also look for places within a 5 mile radius of the college. A lot of times you can find apartments that rent only to college students at a great rate. You can get a part time job and schedule work and school around each other. Check with your schools resource office. Most times they will have Information about Businesses that hold a certain number of jobs for college students as well. Also whatever your major is look into finding a job that allows you to get on the job training along with earning a living. There alot of things that you can do to get out. You just have to do the leg work. Use your school resources I promise in a short time you will have your own life.
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Why don't you ask in your college I guess that they have some jobs helping some students, and you can take the hours that you are willing to give.\nYou don't lose anything.\nOr check in the newspapers sometimes you can find some jobs that you don't need to much time to invest.\nGood luck
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You can look in the classified ad in your local paper or in another job book like I live in the Atlanta area we have lots of differnt papers for all kind of jobs listing also look on the computer and also a good ideal to do put out fliers or make yourslf bussiness cards or look inthe phone books or ask around where you live you will get some calls believe it .
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No offense, but you may want to take a writing or grammar course. Judging by the sentence structure of your question, you may have a problem communicating. Writing and communication skills are vital in almost every job field and I had to read your question five times to understand it.\n\nI'm not sure what kind of job you are looking for. But if you just need something temporary in order to survive, visit local retail stores and restaurants and complete job applications. Sometimes, employers like to see you in person because it shows that you are really interested. \n\nIf you are looking for a career, you may want to try interning or volunteering for awhile while you work part time. \n\nAlso, get some career direction. It is very hard. I still do not know exactly what I want to do. But you may want to go to your local libray and read books about job searching and career fields that may interest you. \n\nYour local library may also offer free or low cost seminars on resume writing and interviewing techniques. When I first start looking for jobs after college, I was terrible at interviewing. A community organization in my area was offering a free class that discussed job interviews. We had to participate in a serious of mock interviews. It really helped me. \n\nGood luck to you.
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You can probably find what you're looking for by searching the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), the professional association for college business people. You can also look at the job announcements there.\n\nThe link is http://www.nacubo.org\n\nHere is one news item I pulled up from the page, but if you search, you'll find more:\n\nhttp://www.nacubo.org/x8346.xml?s=x40\n\nCarolyn Lawrence\nwww.AdmissionsAdvice.com
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Most places are looking for someone out of school but you can look at www.monster.com and look it up also another good job for you might be in telemarketing they have those places all over.
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Go to http://www.yahoo.com or http://www.google.com and search for jobs.
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There are a lot of good colleges out there, but nobody gets a job after they graduate.  The computer field is dead in the US.
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Try working for yourself, pick something you like to do and see if you can make money doing it. \n\nAsk your parents for ideas.\nAsk your teachers and guidance counselors.\n\nIt will look great on your college applications
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Get a college degree, and then go to http://www.monster.com to find a great job :)
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I graduated college a few years ago and not one of my friends got job by using the job search engines. It is much easier to talk to everyone you know and let them know you are searching and ask them for help. People are always happy to go out of their way to help with this. At least the ones I have spoken too.
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Career fairs are ok.  Does you university have a placement office?  Even if you have graduated most schools have resources for alumni.  Also, try joining the professional association for your field.  They often waive the joining fee for recent graduates and the unemployed.  These associations often have job listings on their web sites or in their newsletters.  Their meetings and seminars are a good place to network.