Your ways for earning money?

3d artist work for studios... [ freelancer ]

I think that earning some money from job you love then using an investing/trade program would only drive more money along with job one. But my future job is become indie game dev and an pro gamer that is very powerfull than now. And i have plans for 1 legendary game name that i hide...

Focus on finishing your studies. Especially if your college education is free. If you're american then you should take whatever pays the most and put most of it to paying your studies to make your college debt trap more bearable.

right now i have a real job, and i earn plenty of money that way. when i was in school though i worked as a tutor. didn't pay a whole lot, but very flexible hours and helped me know the subjects i tutored really well. especially in the case of physics ii, which i tutored 2+ students each semester and knew so well that e&m (one of the most difficult electrical engineering courses) was easy for me.

i work as an english teacher in a bilingual school, not much money, but it's something.

I used to trade, but now I can't.

Software developer at a space and automotive engineering company.

I'm your mothers pimp. She earns the money for me, I just slap a few punters every so often with my gloved hand.

few months ago I began to work as state employee

If you live around the Baltic you could sell your ass to the blonde boys on the cruise ships to/from Stockholm. Tough job, but if your in desperate need of cash I hear you can make it quick.

The work you can get, you don't get to be picky lacking any qualification.

Robbing old people and selling meth is a good way to start earning some money.

It really depends on what University course you're doing.

While I was training in law, I worked as a Legal Secretary while completing my legal diploma. I was a mature student with a good background in admin and IT so it wasn't too hard for me to pick up the pace and, as my studies advanced, so did my responsibilities in the office.

Even without any prior experience this is still a beneficial approach. It affords on the job experience that will help you in your course, and the added benefit of working around people who can offer you help and advice, plus a first step on the ladder. That's how it worked for me.

I would write to companies that offer the same career path you are looking to get into, explain your situation, and tell them you are looking for bottom of the rung paid placements. Or higher if your skill-set allows.