Part-time job of college students can also be regarded as exercising their social practice ability in advance.

First, a part-time job can make you "financially independent". The economic independence here does not depend entirely on your parents. Sometimes parents may not give much living expenses. When what you want is more expensive and the living expenses are not enough, part-time job is a better choice. It is also a good way to get as many rewards as possible in the scattered time. The money earned is also more emboldened to use, and you don't have to rely on your parents to give money for everything, which has achieved a certain degree.

Second, part-time jobs can also exercise their social practice ability, which is also a way for college students to understand society. Part-time job can let you see different people in society, learn to be a man and exercise your resilience. After graduation, you will no longer be an ignorant state.

Of course, all this is based on the fact that you have some free time. It is also a good choice if you have a full schedule of study courses, or if you concentrate on your studies and take a part-time job during the holidays. In a word, I think college students should take part-time jobs without affecting their studies.