1. Find a part-time job: You can find some part-time jobs on or off campus, such as teaching assistants, restaurant waiters, library assistants, etc. These jobs usually match your curriculum flexibly, allowing you to take care of both your studies and your work.
2. Find a summer internship: Summer internship is a very good way to make money and gain practical experience. You can find some internship opportunities related to your major, gain practical work experience and get some remuneration.
3. Use your own skills: If you have some specific skills, such as writing, designing and programming, you can make money by providing related services. You can write for others, design posters, websites, etc. And charge a certain fee.
4. Participate in investigation and research projects: Some professors or research institutions may provide students with some opportunities for investigation or research projects and provide you with certain remuneration. You can ask your tutor or your school's research that there is no such opportunity.
5. Entrepreneurship: If you have a good business philosophy and entrepreneurial spirit, you can consider starting your own business. You can open a small shop on campus and sell some daily necessities or snacks that students need.
Please note that while pursuing money, we should also ensure that our studies and academic achievements will not be affected. At the same time, we should also pay attention to legal compliance and abide by school rules, disciplines and laws and regulations.