1. Part-time job: Find all kinds of part-time jobs around the university or in the community, such as librarians and clothing store clerks. You can consult the school's career guidance center or inquire about the relevant campus websites and bulletin boards.
2. Internship: Finding a paid internship can not only gain practical experience, but also earn some money. You can establish contact with relevant professional companies or institutions to find internship opportunities.
3. Tutoring: If you have a specialty or subject, you can consider tutoring other students' homework or skills. You can find counseling opportunities through the university's counseling service platform or by posting advertisements in nearby communities and forums.
4. Use online platforms: Use freelancer websites and online education platforms to provide your skills or services online. For example, you can make money by writing, designing and programming online.
5. Participate in surveys and questionnaires: Some research institutions and companies will recruit volunteers to participate in research projects and fill out questionnaires, and the remuneration is usually provided in the form of cash or gifts.
6. Entrepreneurship: If you have the ability and creativity to start a business, you can consider starting a business to earn living expenses. You can study market demand, make business plans, and seek business support and investment.
7. Online sales: Use social media and Internet platforms such as Taobao and Pinduoduo to engage in sideline business or start a business, sell their own products or represent other products.
It should be noted that when you choose any way to earn living expenses, you must ensure the balance between work and study, arrange your time reasonably, and don't affect your academic progress and course performance because of your work. In addition, we should abide by local laws and regulations and avoid engaging in illegal activities.