It is common for college students to make up their tuition by doing small businesses themselves. For example, selling snacks in university dormitories is one of the most common small entrepreneurial projects, and some of them are represented through the Internet. However, there is a problem. Many school dormitories have express regulations that it is not allowed to sell snacks in dormitories to do small business, so this can be done but there is a risk of being expelled from the dormitory, so it is not recommended, but schools can still try without this regulation.

There is also a kind of network proxy product, which is risky. Many college students can't effectively identify some network traps because of their lack of experience, which will harm others and themselves, so the network proxy product can be used, but try to do something in kind.

In fact, it is best for college students to start a business together and do some simple and light business. For example, to open a tea shop in the school cafeteria, several students don't need to be too big, just a stall. Moreover, milk tea itself is a young drink, and students drink more. It's easy to make money by opening a tea shop at school. For example, a tea shop opened in the school cafeteria is owned by three college students and a senior.