What do you want to do in university? studying ,doing part-time job,or dating ?

I've done some part-time jobs before and earned some money.But later I found part-time jobs cost a lot of time,comparing to the money I made,too much.so I gave up.I think it is much more valueble to spend time on studying than part-time jobs,if one isn't short of money very much.In regard of dating,we spend time on it more or less;dating is a very important part of university life.:)

Yeah actually i doing more part time job than studying. I really didn't have mood to study after school. Mostly i doing freelancer job at online using my university internet.

I have been graduated for over a year, and college life is an unforgettable memory in my life, in my past four years in college, I spend most of my time on study, and never did part-time job, feel a little regret about this, do part-time job is really great for a college student, you can earn extra money, and can have some social experience, and this is good for you to find a good job, but study is also so important, maybe you can do both, and I'm sure that you can do better in both, enjoy your college life.

To find a part-time job is really an interesting thing for we can earn some estra money through our efforts. But for me, I really have no interests in finding a part-time job. Of course, I am not good at my study in university. Now, I have much interests in the Internet and have devoted all my time to it. You see, surfing is not just for fun and we can gain a lot through the Internet. Some people think that part-time can bring them some much money. When it comes to make money, I may tend to choose earn money online instead of a part-time job if I really need.

I think you have to study and have a healthy social life, otherwise stress will tear you down.

I'm a student full-time worker; if you can organize your time you can do both

When I go to university, I don't really want to be doing a part time job on top of the study I have from university. Some people say that it is much harder than high school and I think that would make sense, so I would much rather spend my time studying to get a good job than doing a part time job that won't pay as much as one that you need a degree for.

Hello lubeimao this is checkmail and often think university is an advantage for us to take on with studies at whatever time being.Yeah we can do all the three things but prefer to aim at study and making friends more than doing part time jobs and dating things.University have an vast resources which is not avail in college so to study over there would be an advantage over others and making friends is just to enjoy the studies.

hi friends i am a post graduation student doing my software engineering course...at gitam university..we have very few part time jobs in our campus...and can get only one week per month.....and that is a very heavy compitation....how ever i am not interested to do that....i prefer for online jobs than part time's...and one thing is that..i am irregular to college in my first two semister and now my third semister a little bit regular...because of the tough subjects..this time..and dating will be not be encourages here..but happenes...so studies are must here and the student will attendance percentage less than 75 will be detained..and one chance is that 9% will be considerd in case of medical leave

it is good for you that you have found your interest.i have graduated from the ocean university of china.but i think you should balance them.

I always wanted to have a part time job because of the experience and of course the extra money i will get but i guess i would say no if i have to juggle my studies and my job. It will ruin me. Dating, well maybe no also, it might serve as a distraction instead of an inspiration. I'm really being negative today, LOL. Anyway, i really look forward to college, i'd love to have a part-time job but maybe during vacation and dating, well, the boys can wait. LOL

I hear you on the classes, many of my profs speak in a lovely monotone voice, making it very easy to lose focus. I work part-time as a pharmacy technician; however, this is only to earn field experience for my desired career: employment as a pharmacist. I think, if your part-time job is related to your desired profession (ex. EMT before Doctor) then it's a great stepping stone. My advice: it costs a lot to go to university, don't waste all that money on a stepping stone when you could be focusing on the end goal.

as if i can go to university