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At my CC they offer you $50 per semester to be a notetaker for the handicapped.
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At my CC, they offer you $7.50/hour to take notes for both the handicapped and people who are too lazy to bother. I know people who do this for 10 or so hours a week while in their regular classes. They love it. Good idea.</p>
<p>selling weed is not that profitable if you smoke. I use to sell weed by the oz, didn't make too much..and my dealers that were pushing pounds made like 30k/year at most after deducting costs.</p>
<p>Cocaine is very profitable, untill you get murdered/go to jail.</p>
<p>Steal. Duh.</p>
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If you're good at art or computer programming, you could try making virtual objects or scripts and selling them at secondlife.com
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<p>Heh, I started just as a side project my own bank / stock exchange (JT Financial) in Second Life.</p>
<p>Now I have around 15,000,000L$ (55,000 USD) in assets and growing... after the takeover of AVIX.</p>
<p>I would recommend giving Second Life a shot if you.</p>
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<li>Are intrested in making a business </li>
<li>can design / script</li>
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<p>-Most people sell sperm, but you have to go through a few months of screening before it starts. By far the easiest $120 a week they've probably ever made.</p>
<p>-Pornography if you're decent looking and have skills.</p>
<p>-Grow dank. Seriously, I think in places like Humboldt County you are allowed to have like 15 plants in your home for "private" consumption. But it'll take some start up costs.</p>
<p>buy low sell high business world babyyy</p>
<p>Sell your notes or take notes for someone for money. You'd be surprised how many people will pay for it. $1/page is a good rate. No one is going to pay more than that, trust me. it may not seem like much but if you have mostly lecture classes then you're gonna rake in a lot of money.
Most kids at lectures are VERY lazy because teh teacher doesn't care. To them giving you a couple bucks to sit in class and chat on their laptops is a great deal. To you, having about 10 kids each giving you $3-4 every day is GREAT. Thats $30-40 for something you have to do anyway.
If printing is an issue just email it to them.</p>
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<li>sell drugs
2 sell your body</li>
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<p>take out the dogs of your neighbors for a walk</p>
<p>baby sitting, car wash and I also agree with buy low sell high</p>
<p>stocks/mutual funds?</p>
<p>I...don't know how to do that.</p>
<p>Here's a stock tip. Two words: Jamba Juice. Have you walked by a Jamba Juice lately?</p>
<p>hm...is this inside info? lol</p>
<p>There are many ways in which you can make money in college including baby sitting, and selling items, or tutoring. This activites are great since they pay good amounts and take little time.</p>
<p>work in walmart, work washing cars, as a tutor, as a barman...in thing near college.. and donating eggs for artificial insemination</p>
<p>krnpsychopath: Ha ha, very funny. I assure you, it's NOT insider information. Jamba Juice is NOT paying me to say it, nor is any other third party. Now if my last name was Clayton and my dad used to work for Burger King and I live somewhere close to Emeryville, CA, then you're right to be suspicious.</p>
<p>I do know a good bit of securities law. And besides, I want to be a hedge fund manager in the future, so I can't have something like insider trading tainting my resume.</p>
<p>ic... btw jamba juice looks like it might do well in the long run but for now we should watch it so we can buy it low. Although it seems like its staying around $7.</p>
<p>Well JMBA got its ass kicked like a week ago when it was below $7, and I added 27500 shares to my virtual portolio (at $7.19....bought a little too high, not ideal). It's gained a good $6000 so far.</p>
<p>I'd also tell you to buy Bear Stearns Companies if it were two months ago, but BSC's on the up. It might not be too late though. They used to trade at like $150 before the subprime crisis sent its price plunging down to $100 and then now it's at $130. (I bought at $112)</p>
<p>Offer to clean your friend's rooms for $20 once a month--if it's really bad, charge $100.</p>