Working teaches you how to interact on a more intimate level with teammates, and you get to realize how different people are and how you have to adjust to their various aspects. It’s one thing to interact with students that you see maybe once or twice a week for 10 minutes in class (and who more than likely are like you in most ways), it’s another to be seeing your coworkers on a possible daily basis who range from the young to the old, each of them no doubt having very different personalities.

Working also makes you realize, especially if it’s a poor paying job, why you’re getting a college education in the first place, so that you can find a career instead of a job and be paid well for it.

When choosing between jobs – Federal Work Study is always better than a non-work study job because the earnings from a FWS job don’t count against the student the following year when the school figures out how much need based aid the student is eligible for.

Look at it this way, also. Although some people say that it’s “too much,” time is better spent working than it is partying.

It provides u your pocket money, also makes you self-helpful & independent, you will be little experienced with job-world.

Earn & save money. Bcoz Money Matters All.

otherwise not a good idea if you cannot cope with study and working at the same time.

too stressful. 🙁