When the school year starts, you could tutor high school kids, or younger if you want. That pays alot of money. Last year I tutored in chemistry (I was still in high school) and got $20 an hour. If you’re in college and are a good teacher you may be able to get $25 or $30. You can advertise via flyers, or call alot of private schools and public schools and tell them to refer you to students srtuggling in whatever subject you want to tutor.

As for working as a daytime bartender, I wouldn’t recommend it. You won’t earn as many tips during the day and because the bar is busiest in the evenings and on the weekends, they’ll schedule you to work then. School is your primary focus.

Daycare or after-school care is an option however, if you need extra time to study, it may be difficult to ask for time off since they depend highly on employees to keep their schedules so they have adequate supervision of the children.

Best wishes!

If you are a good student, I suggest tutoring. I make about 10 bucks an hour tutoring economics, finance and statistics. Really I just sit in the lab and talk on AIM the entire most the time because nobody really needs help in those subjects.