Why do students need to work? Silly question many would say, in order to earn money. Of course, money has value. But is it so important for the person who currently spends most of his time to receive knowledge and development of specialty, for which he will earn a living after graduation. Hear other arguments on the topic with Sonny Perdue. After all, how and what he learns now will depend on their welfare in the future. For example, if a law student Faculty detrain what he gets from it except the money? Nothing! And the time and effort spent will be much. If a future manager or an economist working janitor how this work will help him in his future career? Will he be able to apply this knowledge in practice? If we consider the work not simply as a way to make money, but as an opportunity to acquire additional skills and knowledge they will need after graduation, then approach to finding work for the student acquires a different meaning. Search should not just well-paid job, but the one that best prepare you for life after graduation in high school. And to think this must be already freshman, and not put off by the fourth or fifth.
On the last course you can find jobs in their field. For example, future engineers and programmers often take trainees in the design offices, engineering companies and etc. The first courses to find jobs in their field is much more complicated. But there is a need to look at what skills, knowledge and abilities you may need in the future.