The Weirdest Jobs Students Actually Have

When you’re a student, schedules are often tight because there are classes to attend and homework to do. Since most students are in school in order to get a better job, they have to take on jobs that the typical person wouldn’t normally do, like being an elf, or watching worms.

Even if the student was lucky enough to get some financial aid, it still might not be enough to get those bills paid and grow the grocery bill big enough to avoid ramen for all three meals. Because students tend to take nearly any job offered and will do whatever is needed to make a good impression so they can get recommendations in the future, they will also put up with a lot more. When you add all these elements together, the result is the creation of some pretty bizarre jobs.

Here are some of the weirdest student jobs that have become known to the public. Again, the typical person probably wouldn’t take on these jobs, unless they were pretty desperate for money.

High school and college students tend to be able to do more since they have more energy at their young age, and their minds are open to multiple possibilities, and they’re willing to put up with more negative experiences since they’re molding into adults still.

These jobs aren’t mean to be careers, and they’re often seasonal to fit alongside a student’s summer break. Typically, these positions are stressful and end up having a high turnaround, this opening up the job to more students to go through the same mess.