I'm graduating, looking for a job, Any ideas where I could get money for the time inbetween?
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loans \ncollect cans \nfamily (not all from one person but split it between a few money comfortable  people)
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Get a job and supplemnt your wage by ebaying.
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At your age, voluteer jobs are best.You'll need the experience. Besides, you may get hired for actual cash!!!\nThat's always fun! Good Luck!
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you should try some of the job sites like monster or hotjobs, this is not the best place to find a job
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Save up before hand. Also you can  get student loans and/or grants and scholarships. Just apply in the financial aid office. I never got a loan but did get both a scholarship and grant (you don't have to pay these back). Also another thing I did was work at the University. You could find a flexible job there that works around your classes and only work up to 20 hours per week.
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Hello Meg. I got a job when I was 15 and have had many friends who have worked at a younger age, so perhaps I can provide a few ideas. Connections are always one good way to find work (through family or friends). Also, places that always seem to be hiring teenagers are grocery stores, the food industry (fast food places) and retail stores (such as places in the mall). Another place you could try include day camps. Also, you could run your own business, such as for lawn care, snow removal or tutoring. These could be good, as you can work your school schedule around them. Good luck finding a job!
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You might wanna try contacting small companies and offering them ur work to them. Its really difficult to get money immediately, as u ll get money only when someone buys ur work. Once u contact some company, and they either buy ur work or use u to do their work for some clients, u ll get contacts, and ofter a period of time, u ll get the confidence to take clients directly, and BINGO
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GET AN INTERSHIP JOB AT SOME PLACE!!!
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You could get a job doing something :-) Try looking on monster.com or careerbuilder.com for jobs!
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If you need the money that fast, a loan is probably your best chance.  Even if you got a second job, you probably wouldn't make that much, or even get your first paycheck, in 12 days.\n\nGood luck.
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get a loan, get a job, borrow from parents
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I would suggest a temp agency and try to get into office work.\nReceptionist where you answer phones all day, and SIT is easy.\nThat and mail room work are the main entry level work slots open.\nWith your skills I would emphasize your people skills, honesty (hey you handled money all day) and look for entry level office work.  You might even try bank teller.  Good luck in your search.
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do part time work n get the money !!
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there are a lot of things where you can get money. working,side lines,part times. see it all depends on your abilities and to the extent of your capability.if your determined you will earn.\n\nim a struggling senior.i havent passed scholarships and even if i did, the highest places are only of 50%,still is out of my budget.now,im nowhere to go. but still am hoping.somehow, i wish my dad would listen and pay attention to my interest. but if he wont,and if no one will,the last and should be 1st resort would be me.im plannin to go working student just to study somewhere i belong.\n\ngood luck,remember: things that dont kill you make you stronger.
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Career fairs are ok.  Does you university have a placement office?  Even if you have graduated most schools have resources for alumni.  Also, try joining the professional association for your field.  They often waive the joining fee for recent graduates and the unemployed.  These associations often have job listings on their web sites or in their newsletters.  Their meetings and seminars are a good place to network.
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Fill out job applications, and then check back with the companies within a week if you don't hear. The more you fill out, the more likely you are to get a job. Good Luck.
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Try for an intern position or go to your local employment office for some job listings.