Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

There’s no easy way to make money. If you can’t get a second job, get a better one. Or sell stuff you don’t need anymore but that is only temporary income.

Nagesh answers:

Check with the dining courts on campus. They should be a pretty quick/close walk and are normally always hiring. I worked there for 2 years. Most people just kindda mess around and don’t work really hard, so if you a good worker you can actually move up quickly. Like after my first school year I was made a student supervisor. They work around your finals, you have a pretty easy time finding someone to cover a shift if you need, and you can pretty much work as few or many hours a week as you want to be scheduled. The work can be boring, but you also get a free meal with every shift worked, so you can save money.

Nagesh answers:

Oh my gosh, I had the same problem. I got accepted into this one HBCU, but I was one point short on the ACT to get a scholarship. As a result, I wasn’t able to enroll because I didn’t find enough money to support me into going to that school. I’d suggest just keep trying on the ACT, and if the college doesn’t accept you, it is what it is; you can always apply to other schools. Perhaps I got accepted but I ended up going to a better top ranked school on a full scholarship.

Nagesh answers:

There is no quick way to make money. People with money have worked hard to get it. You can to. Go to college or trade school and keep working for what your want. Make that money!!!! 🙂

Nagesh answers:

Some colleges have their own applications that you have to fill out. At some point, some people decided that this was too much burden (because it meant that if you applied for n colleges, then you need to fill out n applications), and thought “Wouldn’t it be great if you could fill out just one application, and then use it to apply to n colleges?”

So the common app is intended to be a universal application. However, in reality, not all colleges accept it. So for colleges that don’t use the common app, you still have to go through their individual application. Some colleges accept both the common app and their own application. Others exclusively use only the common application.

Almost all colleges that use the common app will also require a common app supplement, which is an addendum that asks some additional questions not found on the common app itself.