<p>are there any on campus jobs that you can regularly do homework during? i heard working at the library was a good start.</p>
<p>im sorta nervous about being able to balance all this schoolwork (cuz im just a freshman) with an oncampus job, how is it, what's it like? (esp. with like 18 hardcore units)</p>
<p>how many hours are you expected to work and how flexible is it/ how understanding are they of your studies and commitments?</p>
<p>i dont have work study but im going to need a cash inflow. i dont seem to have the best luck with scholarships</p>
<p>Then you won’t get a job (unless you have inside connections). </p>
<p>how sure are you about that? i heard that some jobs, like cso, take most people. but it also seems to be the job that the least amount of people desire.</p>
<p>there’s gotta be some openings for non workstudy people though, right?</p>
<p>I was exaggerating. The good jobs (technology, library, clerk, etc.) are all pretty much only work-study. The only jobs non-work-study students can get are dining hall and some other jobs that require you to work off-hours.</p>
<p>That’s not entirely true. I have two friends who managed to get jobs at the Young library that seem like pretty chill jobs (they can do homework), and both don’t have work study.</p>
<p>Being a work study student myself, I admit finding a good job with work study is a lot easier though.</p>