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How can a Clemson student find a part-time job?

Are there specific resources or websites that Clemson students use to find part-time jobs on or near campus? I'm trying to balance work and study, so any advice on where to start looking would be helpful.

7 months ago

Sure, there are several resources that can help Clemson students find a part-time job.

Firstly, your primary resource should be Clemson's Center for Career and Professional Development, which maintains a job board called ClemsonJobLink. This platform is a great place to look for both on-campus and off-campus part-time jobs. You can access ClemsonJobLink with your Clemson University login and can filter job postings based on your interest, major, and more.

On-campus jobs are often a great place to start as they generally understand a student's schedule. For example, consider positions at the campus library, dining facilities, or department administrative offices.

Additionally, connecting directly with a specific department can also sometimes land you a job. For example, the Athletics Department regularly employs students for a variety of roles.

In terms of off-campus jobs, you might find job postings on general job search websites like Indeed, LinkedIn, or Appily. Just make sure to filter the postings to part-time jobs in Clemson.

It's worth mentioning that finding a balance between work and study can be a bit challenging initially, so it helps to organize your schedule effectively. It might be useful for you to start with a lower number of hours and then increase if you find you can manage your time well.

In all cases, when you're searching for a job, it’s important to consider how the position might relate to your career goals. Even part-time jobs can provide valuable work experience and transferable skills that can be beneficial in the long run.

7 months ago

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