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Top 4 easy ways to earn money for students

 

Looking for ways to earn money as a student? We've got your back, be it online or part-time. Read on to find out the best, fastest and easiest ways to start your side hustle. 


1. Online paid surveys

This is clearly one of the easiest ways to earn some extra cash, but many people don't know about it. There are a few survey websites such as i-Say (IPSOS), Opinion Outpost, LifePoints. 

Each survey consists of 20 to 50+ questions, depending on how in-depth the questionnaire is. Topics can vary from consumer products review to market research for certain brands. 

You can easily earn 5$ after completing each survey. A quick way to earn money instead of scrolling on social media!

2. Sell notes


If you're the type of student who take proper notes, you can definitely make profit from it. Sell them online at sites like Nexus Notes or Stuvia, where thousands of other students are looking for notes before their exams.

And don't worry if your notes aren't pretty. Just organize them and start selling.

3. Start tutoring online

Seriously. How many times have you tried teaching your friends a Math concept before exams? If the answer is yes then you can take up tutoring! Never teach for free again.


4. Take up freelancing

More often than you think, freelancers don't have to be so-called creative to start their businesses online. Sure, a fair share of freelancers are creative people, yet this gig economy isn't just confined to creativity. 

Besides popular jobs such as social media management, graphic designer, copywriting, there are others such as business presentations making, essay editing, etc. - basically jobs that you're doing for your college work.

So why not level up and get paid for it?



College life isn't easy when you have to pay some bills, balance between work, life, and studies. However, with the right attitude and the right effort, you can easily earn some extra cash for your hobbies and personal expenses. 

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By Zoey Tran


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