The Best Campus-Based Side Hustles Nobody Talks About

A lot of times when you are in college you find a side hustle to pay off student debt, enough to pay for books, or just have extra money in your pocket. There are tons of things you can do.  But, in this guide you’ll know some of the side hustle people do that don’t get talked about a lot but can bring in income.

1. Dorm Move-In / Move-Out Assistant

Every semester people who move into campus or off campus need assistance because it can be overwhelming carrying boxes, unloading the vehicle, and getting settled in.

Make sure you search your school portal and call-in advance. Figure out how you can be a part of dorm move-in and out day.

2. Class Notes Subscription Service

Students will pay for notes that are organized, understandable, and allow them to grasp the concepts taught.  If you want to do this read my blog post on how to ethically create notes.

3. Campus Tech Support (Unofficial IT Help)

A lot of times when you call the IT department on campus it can be very slow.  So, you could offer services where you:

Set up printers

Install software

Clean up slow laptops

Fix-Wi-Fi connection

4. Laundry Service for Busy Students

During those exam preparation months people would pay for things that means it’s one less thing they have to do. You can:

Pick-up and drop off clothes

Wash, dry, fold and even press packages

Think about athletes and students with a heavy workload.

5. Campus Event Photographer

Offer this service to student organizations that host events.  It will be the perfect opportunity to build clientele and get referrals.  You can set pricing by time, location, and include other factors as well.

6. Gym or Fitness Coaching for Beginners

If you love working out or love helping others reach their fitness goals this is something you could offer to others. You can offer workout plans, coaching, or have weekly sessions at your school’s fitness center.

7. Resume & LinkedIn Profile Revamps

If you know what recruiters are looking for and landed interviews and job offers, then consider:

Edit resumes or cover letters

Help optimize LinkedIn profiles

Interview preparation

8. Snack & Essentials Reselling

Offer snacks to people in your dorm area.  A lot of times campuses close at certain times so students can’t get snacks, drinks, or toiletries.

People pay for convenience.

9. Study Session Hosting (Paid Group Study)

You can organize sessions in a quiet space that allows students to prepare for exams and have group study sessions.

10. Campus Tour Guide (Independent)

Market your service through social platforms, flyers, etc.  Anything that highlights your service in which you can show other parts of campus people don’t see, answer questions, and more.

Why These Hustles Work for Side Hustles People can do campus based

You are in an environment that allows you to be successful when you put yourself in the work.  Also, it’s a excellent way to develop skills you can add to your portfolio.

Furthermore, you resolve common issues that students run into on campus and serve them in the process.

Whatever you choose it will allow you to have a deeper understanding of what you are capable of.

Keep hustling!

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