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He said "summer" job. 10 weeks * 40 hours/week * $12/hour = $4800 And that's if you can get a $12/hour job in the current economy. Working halftime certainly
by pmb 17y ago
He said "summer" job. 10 weeks * 40 hours/week * $12/hour = $4800
And that's if you can get a $12/hour job in the current economy. Working halftime certainly can make a little dent in your debt, but it also makes it hard to take a full load of hard classes.
- Retric 17y agoA friend of mine worked his way through school 10 years ago making 7.25$ per hour as a cook, and supported his wife at the same time. He graduated in 4 years but it took a 40 hour work week while in school and 60 - 80 hour work week in the summer to pay for a state school. However, he graduated without debt. PS: His senior year he got a 13$ per hour internship at the coast guard, but he kept the cooking job until he graduated because the internship was not full time.