1. Looking for a job on campus: Many universities have campus recruitment, such as libraries, IT service centers of schools, academic education centers and other departments that need temporary workers or interns.

2. Tutoring: If you have a strong knowledge reserve in a certain subject, you can consider on-campus or off-campus tutoring.

3. Participate in research projects: Some academic institutions may need talents such as experimenters and data collectors, and they can take the initiative to contact the person in charge of research projects.

4. Selling second-hand books: Many people in the university buy books to study. You can try to sell second-hand books you don't need in online stores such as Taobao, which can not only clean up the space, but also earn some pocket money.

5. Part-time job: Some small part-time jobs inside and outside the school can be found through the mobile APP or directly on the part-time recruitment website. For example, take-away delivery, express delivery and other part-time jobs that can arrange time freely.

6. Writing a thesis for counseling or writing a thesis: Although this industry is controversial, if you have a strong academic level, you can still get considerable benefits by helping other students write papers or writing your own papers.

7. Use your own skills: If you have some special skills, such as music, sports, arts and crafts, you can consider turning these skills into a means of making money. For example, you can often go to the streets or perform on campus or sell homemade artworks to earn pocket money.