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partial matches Parents gave me $2000 when I moved out and the rest of that is from spending almost nothing during my part-time jobs in high school and from my current job.
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My notes: (1)Further prodding said that 1) 1 person was stealing the "march of dimes" letters (those letters that have a dime or nickel in them) that were undeliverable or refused and 2) the fraud scam was claiming unemployment for the "time off" during a part-time government job.
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part time job
- A job whose hours are generally anything up to (and including) 24 hours (or 28 hours depending on the company) per week. Usually intended as a supliment to the full time staff. Depending on the compan...
- A job whose hours are generally anything up to (and including) 24 hours (or 28 hours depending on the company) per week. Usually intended as a supliment to the full time staff. Depending on the company, part time jobs may or may not have guarenteed hours (in other words some weeks you'll be lucky to get one 8 hour shift while others you might get the full 24 (or 28) hours or anything in between. Part time jobs usually also don't have guarenteed shifts; meaning one shift you might work evenings, another days, another afternoons and maybe even nights in some cases. The length of the shifts is also variable, could be full 8 hour days but could also only be 4-5 hour days; so if you get 24 hours, it may not be three eight-hour shifts and could be four six-hour shifts or maybe even six four hour. The shifts, hours worked etc vary wildey from company to company. In some companies (espcially ones with high turnover) they'll start people on as part time staff as a sort of test to see if the job is right for them. If they 'last' for a certain amount of time, they'll probbaly be asked to go full time.
If none of this works out, try to find a part time job during and/or after the school year.
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Everyone's different but for me personally, I had a part-time job during my 2nd year and it was too much for me.
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Are you able to get a part time job during the summers... you might benefit from doing a summer internship program with another university, saving up over the next few years (or taking out a loan) so you can afford it.
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I was 16 and I got a part time job during the summer.
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Come to think of it actually, many take on two part time jobs during the summer which would make them both a part-time full-timer and a full-time part-timer.
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I think I made enough money to pay for gas and the shit car I had on my part-time job during highschool and that was it.
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Dropping part time jobs during holiday season?!
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I don't have a part-time job during the semester.
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The part time job might be only half true but my mother did pay for her college (at a state school) with a part time job during the semesters and made up the difference with full time during the summer.
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A part time job during the semester is fine if you can get one.
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He lost his job so his wife had to get a part time job during which she had an affair with someone, and became pregnant.
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I'll be getting a part time job during studying, one which pays enough for my rent and everyday living costs.
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I was lucky enough to pay off loans with my part time job during school so I saved up a lot of money to get a car.
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From age 15-18 I earned around $3000-4000 a year from part-time job during high school and then a seasonal summer job every year.
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For the wise university attender, the better way to pay for university is to work before-hand, and to have a part-time job during the study period (and over the summer, full-time ideally).
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If you need a part-time job during school, UPS and FED EX are good.
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Half my family is obese, I too had a part time job during college, guess what I also had?
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I was working a crappy part-time job during college and called in sick one day.
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My university was inexpensive and it was possibly to cover one year's tuition by working full-time in the summer and pay rent with a part-time job during the school year.
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The one thing that I find kind of tough is getting a part time job during the winter, A lot of non labor intensive jobs are preferring women these days, cashiers, servers, etc.
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Since you have a couple years before school, It might make sense to look into a student investment fund before the roth-IRA, see if you can get your parents would be willing to match your contributions to it and see if you can save up enough in savings to pay the first year or two in cash without having to touch the fund so it'll have time to build up, keep in mind having a part time job during school will help pay towards it too.
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If you kids are in school part of the day I would try and get a part time job during that period.
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Alternatively, you can get a part-time job during your studies and spend some time making money.
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With a part time job, getting all your core classes done at a community college, giong to a state school, working summers and part time during the school year, and living at home, you could get your degree for $30k.
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Actually yes, I recently got a part-time job during the Christmas period at a garden centre, and the guy interviewing me said that my recent retail experience was one reason why he offered me the job.
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That means I got paid for my part-time job, my husband got paid for his weekend job, AND he also got paid for his full-time during the week job!
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Edit: just wanted to add that sales jobs with commission make excellent part time jobs during the school year as well...
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I don't have a job now, but I am hoping to get an internship or part time job during the summer.
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I had a part-time job, and was attending a community college for my AA.
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I'd love to re-design it using MVC sometime further down the line but as of now with time constraints(part-time student/job and Spring Split upcoming) it simply isn't feasible at the moment.
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Meanwhile my part-time off-campus job was using Turbo C and Object Pascal and an early Informix database.
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If you get 2000 to 3000 dollars in grants each semester, which is possible if you've never received them before and you have good grades, a small loan to cover tuition, even if it was for 4k a semester, is still pretty easy to repay even with low wages and part time during school.
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I searched for about a week and landed a part-time job here in town.
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But I love my part time job and they offered me full time to stay, so its tough.
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Not to ramble on about it, but I came to the decision one day that I couldn't take it anymore, my job happened to be not working out, so I jumped ship and went back to school full-time while I worked a quiet night job part-time where I could study.
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I would say that you should save some money getting a part time job just in case this ends up happening.
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TL;DR Get a part-time job while studying.
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Didn't work this year as there aren't any part time jobs in my area as I have college.
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Unemployment lasts 6 months (assuming full withdrawals- if you have a part time job you can stretch it out to a year).
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She got a part time job as a waitress making $7.40 an hour plus tips.
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Take a part time manual labor job.
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So I have insurance through my part-time job, but I don't know how long that job will last (if they keep my hours ridiculously low, it won't be worth it to keep it).
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I'm am so unhappy at my part time job its unbearable, but my mom would kill me if I quit.
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not sure if i will do a part time job or a full time until they can pay more, either way it will be better htan it was
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