Work, Work, Work, Work, Work

Being in college can get expensive, from all of the new restaurants you are trying out to all the random stuff you by at Wal-Mart, so it is always good to have a part-time job. But not just any part-time job, a part-time job on campus.

They are the best at working with you busy college schedules and they give you good connections on campus.

This is what I have learned from my on campus job:

1.  It is intimidating.

At first, at least. Not only are you starting out at a new school, but also a new job. You don't know     anyone and you don't know what you are doing. But don't be scared! After a couple of weeks you       will get into the groove of both work and school.

2. It is monotonous.

You will do the same thing over and over. You will get bored - A LOT. But just know that it is a job and it will get better.  You only work up to 20 hours a week, so it is not too time consuming. Think about that money!

3. You will make a lot of connections.

This will connect you with people in all walks of life. My job at the law school connects me with lawyers, not that I would ever need one, and also has taught me a lot about law as a practice. You also learn skills that you never thought you would learn.

4. You get a lot of life experience.

You are being put in a situation where you are being forced to socialize with others, answer people's questions, maybe even help on projects. All of those look good on job applications.