i need to find a summer job. i am an undergraduate. i need that job for 2 moths as part of my project?
412314
depending in your field. if it is physic my daughter went to the hospital and got a job taking people in for x-ray.  In her free time she helped others When she graduated she moved up fast because they knew she was a good worker & didn't mind starting at the bottom.
509888
Do an internet search for internships or fellowships in the area where you are hoping to be.  Pick a few schools where you want to be and start looking there.  Lots of schools have summer research internships that are great experiences after your sophomore or junior year, but it's a little late in the year to be applying for these.  They are pretty competitive and tend to fill up early in the year.\n\nOr, the career center at your university should be able to help you out best with this.
34867
try finding an "on-campus" job through your university.  They usually pay pretty well.
368185
Talk to your academic advisor, your college dean, or even a professor.  Most colleges and universities have special departments that work just with interns.  Make sure it is an internship for which you can get credit.  You don't want to waste your whole summer doing free work for nothing.
280888
You might be able to get a paid internship or even a loan.Ask your college
524707
Well if you just want to make some money over the Summer you should do some affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing is where you promote web sites ond online products and get paid commission.
1010911
didn't know you were looking for a full-time job...\n\ntrust me on this, it would take you too much time to do this.
959717
Yes, it is most definitely is possible to work for an internship at this point.  I did two internships AFTER college.  In college, I was busy taking summer school and working on campus.  When I graduated, I realized I forgot to do relevant work experience.  So, I had to swallow my pride and work in two unpaid internships.  Just be sure when you do this..it should be in your field of interest..otherwise it is worthless.  In some internships, you may get minimal pay or stipend.  It is possible..so Good luck!
768163
Get a job.  Or an additional job.
189057
You are smart to think about this now. Go back to St. John's financial aid office and see if you can get a student job either with the school or in the city while you attend. There are a lot of jobs in NYC so you should be able to get one or two and work partime during the school year and full time in the summer. Also check into VISTA or the National Guard. These programs will help you through school. Good luck.
326494
get alot of applications make sure they are animal lovers and a good question to ask college students if they pay for there own tution... if so they will probably be hard workers
937100
I am a BBM student. I was searching for a part time work one year back. But I couldn't get. Therefore I decided to do online work(internet). This time i have succeeded in online work. I suggest you to get online work.\nIf you want more information about this, visit,\nhttp://www.geocities.com/gopi2net
606907
I agree with what the others said. \nBut look for an internship in a field you want to work in in the future. IF working for a florist or small box retailer is your goal then put together a resume of your school work (and any previous relevant past employment) and give it to them ....... and a way to contact your internship advisor on campus who can explain what hosting an intern is all about. You want to be sure you wont just be a gopher. You want to learn things.. make a list of the things you want to gain from the experience and make sure they can offer that.\nIf your ultimate goal is to work for a financial planning company or stock trading...whatever.. then dont waste your time at a florist. Ask your academic advisor for assitance placing you where you WANT to be. It will be easier to get the job you want after grad. if you plan carefully now. An internship is usually not paid but you have to think of it as an investment... after graduation if you have good experience you will land a better job with better pay. \nGood luck
474885
Unfortunately, either an on-campus job (but usually they're binded by a union so you have little or no chance of getting the good ones), or else waitressing or retail.  Another good idea is to do temporary jobs if you have office skills, if you want hands on you can go through a temp service and do assembly for about 9 or 10 an hour.  That way you're only temporary so when it's time to go back to school, you can tell them you have to go back but will be available the next summer.
882851
hi,\n1. just try out ibm projects in google search, u may find some prjct info, where whether u can join, do or not, but may get some idea.\n\n2. if u r regular college student, n cud do project with some friends or even u alone, with support from college, then pls make use of "www.msapp.net" -> this is microsoft india projects program for academic regular students...the students doing any course in regular academic program in any college tat is approved by AICTE, then he is eligible to do projects...go ahead, read the instructions n register..then may find loads of prjcts..\n\n3. or my suggestion of self-interested projects wud be,\n    a) simple address-book maintenance, as lik in mobile fones..\n\n    b) home expences system -> a simple accounting application n maintenance app for home expences...\n\n    c) library management system\n\n    d) e-book services system\n\n    e) or like to strain urself too much, u may go ahead with wat other ppls suggested u lik to do imaging s/w lik gimp ( u know d power of gimp, which is equalizing to adobe photoshop), or a game app (but dat wont be considered as a academic project)
567169
Post an ad on http://www.monstertrak.com\nI'm a college student and that is where my school (and most schools I think) tells students to go to find internships. \n\nOr you could contact local schools directly to have them pass the word on to students looking for internships.
680674
Your best bet would be to leave home and start filling out applications - try grocery stores, bookstores, jobs on your campus, etc.  You could put up fliers to babysit or tutor kids.  I'm sorry to tell you that a desperate plea over the internet will probably not give you much success, especially when a majority of us don't even live in Australia.  I wish it were that easy, but its not!