Are you in college and your parents are paying for your expenses? Congratulations, you are among some of the luckiest students. When you get into college life of some students revolves around three points of the triangle, Grades, Social Life, and proper sleep. For some students, the triangle converts itself into a square. 

The fourth added corner is earning money. When a student like me enters an intermediate college the first thing he/she looks for is a job to bear his/her expenses. In this article, I'll suggest some of the jobs that you can do in your part-time and will help you a lot in meeting up with your expenses.  Before going to the list of jobs let me tell you some points that you should keep in mind before choosing a job.

1. Career relevance
2. Pay
3. Location
4. Schedule

While choosing a job you should check the above given four points. Let me explain why.

Career relevance: 

When you are looking for a job while doing fsc pre-medical, fsc pre engineering, or any other intermediate degree. Never ever compromise on career relevance. It simply means try to choose the field of work that can help you with your studies or that can provide you help with your technical skills related to your studies. With the choice of a related career, you will get paid and you will have hands-on experience in your field. It is a total win-win situation.

Pay:

This point is totally dependent upon your mindset. You have to identify that you are working for passion or pay. In part-time you’ll receive a very versatile pay range ranging from very high to very low. Some lucky people can get the jobs of their passion and pay for their desire. Try to choose the field of passion, reasonable pay will be the icing on the cake.

Location:

When you are in search of a job try to get the job in a feasible location near to your living place. Because while in college every second of your life has phenomenal importance. Nearer the jobless, the time consumption and you’ll get more time to sleep and study.

Schedule:

Never ever compromise on your schedule for a job. Try to find a job within your schedule but don't change your schedule for your job in college life. This will affect your studies and your sleep as well. This is an important point to follow because many of the students disturb their schedule for the sake of their job. Never do this, your career is more important than a part-time job so find it in your schedule or turn up your schedule, where it can cause no effect on your studies and sleep.

Hope you are well aware of all the above-given points and the consequence of not following them. Now I am mentioning some part-time jobs for students of intermediate college

List Of part-time jobs you can do while studying in college

1. Photographer
2. After School Tutor
3. Lifeguard
4. Sales Associate
5. Cashier
6. Social Media Manager
7. Blogger
8. Software Engineering intern
9. Research Assistant
10. Artisan
11. Pet Care
12. Freelance

All of the above-given fields refer to a different domain of studies. By following any one of these fields you can earn money and can have the field experience to carry in your professional life. Another amazing factor of doing a part-time job is that during your job time you can also identify your true field of interest. If you are doing a job and loving it, it simply means that you’ve chosen your field to carry for your future or vice versa. 

Conclusion:

In this article, I've told you about 4 points that you should check before starting a part-time job. If you are well aware of all the checkpoints then your college and work life will remain balanced. On the other hand, if any of the checkpoints are leftover then you will have to struggle to meet up the requirements of your work and studies. 

And I’ve told you about 12 fields that you can choose to manage your expenses while studying fsc pre-medical or engineering. The above-given fields are versatile and suitable to almost any field of studies and for every intermediate college student. The above-mentioned fields are just a drop in the ocean. There are a lot of fields left behind by me, do your RND and enjoy your life in college.