Your ways for earning money?

Working.

Unemployment benefit while I look for a job. It isn't much but I survive.

o.o Become pro cs:go player, put posters in your college saying you gonna help them raise kdr or rank by teaming with them o: make lotsa money.

1. Buy drugs
2. Sell drugs
3. Spend money
4. Get arrested
5. Go to jail
6. Die in jail

I'm kidding. In case that wasn't obvious enough. :P

wash dishes in the cafeteria

A job.

I have been out of college since 2002, and have been working at my current job for the past 10 years. Being you are in school...and according to your profile (Argentina). Have you looked into mowing lawns (landscaping)?

I have a job. I recently went from part-time (24 hours a week) to full-time. That's where the majority of my money comes from. I don't get a lot more from the job than I'm spending on things like rent, utilities, food, transportation, etc.

My favorite place to get incidental income, though, is Quirky. Since joining the site 5 years ago, I've earned close to $6000, for doing nothing more than occasionally answering questions to help invent products. That includes $2800 last year alone. I also just asked for a payout that's been building up since last July, to have extra money for Comic-Con this year, which was just over $1500, and since getting the payout 2 weeks ago, my account has already earned another $110. The money I get from Quirky I use for extra money when my normal paycheck won't handle the money I want to spend (such as Comic-Con, or shopping for Christmas presents). It takes a while to start making money, but once you do, it's nice to just let it build up until you need something.

I work 40 hours a week every week.

Prostitution.

With the job market being practically non-existant here, I've had to get creative in order to earn some money.

1. I don't know if this is true where you live, but where I am there's a recycling program in effect where you can actually earn money by turning in recyclables. You can earn a small amount of money for recycling old electronics, empty bottles and cans, and in some cases, shredded paper. It's extremely small money though, usually it's enough to get me the money to ride the bus somewhere.
2. Odd Jobs. Now this seems like it'd be a no-brainer, but you'd be surprised what people will pay you to do so they don't have to. Mowing lawns, walking dogs, washing windows, outdoor painting (sheds and house exteriors)... the possibilities are pretty endless. And if you happen to know a lot of elderly people like I do, a lot of them will pay pretty good money for you to do extremely simple housework for them. There's being a personal care worker, and there's being a broke college kid willing to take out the garbage and wash the dishes for some extra money.
3. Sell off the stuff you don't need. I can't stress this one enough; if you have old clothes, furniture, electronics like phones or mp3 players, or collectible items you wouldn't be too broken up over parting with, do yourself a favour and sell it. Obviously this stuff should be in good condition, and you can clear up some space for new things in the process! For me, I'm a doll collector, so selling off old dolls I forgot I even had can make some decent money if you can find another collector.
4. Do some charity work! Obviously this is more 'payment of the soul' than cash in the hand, but people are much more willing to trust you with Odd Jobs if they see you as a good Samaritan. Volunteer at a local animal shelter or a hospital and rack up some good karma!

Now, I live in Canada so I do get government checks from time to time to help me get by, but that money is generally used for immediate needs. The money I get from these options I save up, either for that elusive doll I just have to have, or for college courses to better my chances of getting a job in future. Hopefully this helps you out a bit!

Join the military. Keep yourself safe. Retire after 20+ years. Get paid for the rest of your life. *Offer good only in the U.S.

Check with your school's Finances department (The people who help with Grants/loans etc.)... should be able to get a few tips and tricks as well assistance to find a part time job while you attend.

I work 40 hours/week as a software developer. I've been out of college for 17 years now. Just look for a part-time job that can be done on evenings/weekends.

Working at StarBucks or McDonald's is a good option.

youtube and selling dota 2 / cs:go items like a parasite

Check with your university about any type of work-study programs. Many times there are jobs at the campus that students can fill while attending.

Keep your grades high and go ask people to give you scholarship money.I get about a total of $350 every month from 2 differents institutions that way, my GPA is 3.29.I just show my "Certificate of Honor" (something that you get for having over 3.00 GPA) to institutions and they give me money every month.

200$ for rent and bills and I survive with 150$ a month.I also have a cat to feed.Sometimes my parents send me 50-100$ in a month which I never ask them to.

I also make some cash on web, buy games on discount, sell them on profit and turn every steam wallet into TF2 keys, then sell them for Paypal.I also sold some games for good money on a website like eBay ( Like Thief which I got for free, for 30$ ).

College life is hard, but it's so damn fun ^^

Waiting tables makes you good money. Don't know about the tip culture there but you can make lots of money from tips.

I got a sweet job in which I watch netflix 5 hours a day for 10$ an hour.

Steam trading and cashing out with PayPal

Join the army!

I was inspired to make money by the ending of Requiem for a Dream, though sitting down for a gaming session has never been the same.