What would y'all say is the best place to try to get a job on campus? I'm thinking about doing that since yet again I won't have a car with me

8/9/2006 10:49:00 PM

try the bookstore. they are lookin for students for the fall i believe.

8/9/2006 10:50:52 PM

well a friend of mine worked there for a while and she said they checked her grades before she did that. I unfortunately fucked up a bit so I don't know if I have the grades to work there...

8/9/2006 10:52:32 PM

i work at the bookstore now and i dont know of anythin about grades bein checked.

8/9/2006 10:54:15 PM

carmichael

8/9/2006 10:55:20 PM

^^oh alrighty. Well then maybe my friend was just an idiot!

8/9/2006 11:05:45 PM

plus even if they do, what do u have to lose by goin in and tryin to get a job? there's always the library and the gym as well.

8/9/2006 11:13:25 PM

library, gym, Cstore, computer lab op (seems like CHASS and natural resources are ALWAYS looking for them)

you aren't limited to having an on-campus job just because you don't have a car. there's LOTS around campus.

I'm a junior, and I still don't have a car. It's sheer happenstance that both my jobs are on-campus.
ask your adviser/some faculty you're on good terms with.

8/9/2006 11:50:56 PM

I work at the bookstore up in school supplies. It's a good place to work. It's laidback, flexible schedule, pay starts at $7 if you're in a decent department.

If you speak good english, there's a good chance you'll have a job sometime this fall.

You can get textbooks on loan (free to you, but you have to give em back) but you'll have to work 15 hours a week (and by participating in this program you also get the "accelerated pay rate" of $7 an hour; if you prove to be worth your salt you will get a raise, if you don't get a raise you should ask) to get it.

It's seriously convenient to walk from school to lunch somewhere on campus, go to an easy job for five hours, then go home. Easy money, gives me plenty of time to do my work, and leaves my weekends free most of the time.

Give it a shot, just make sure to turn in a printout of your time schedule with your application. You can get an application in the downstairs office of the bookstore.

8/9/2006 11:59:46 PM

http://www7.acs.ncsu.edu/student_jobs/selectjobs.html

8/10/2006 9:12:31 AM

fortran TA ftw

8/10/2006 9:46:22 AM

e115 ta even better

8/10/2006 10:59:48 AM

Library.

8/10/2006 11:46:47 AM

You are mistaken. Fortran > E115

8/10/2006 12:22:46 PM

http://www7.acs.ncsu.edu/student_jobs/jobdisplay.asp?qryID=6309

Quote :

"child photographer helper"

wtf

8/10/2006 1:13:57 PM

be a lifeguard, you get a quarter raise every semester and all you do is sit there

[Edited on August 10, 2006 at 1:53 PM. Reason : ]

8/10/2006 1:53:10 PM

^^hahaha

Quote :

"helping photographer by organizing, grooming and exciting the children"

8/10/2006 1:55:57 PM

If you wait about 2 or 3 weeks after school starts when the work study kids hve gotten in their jobs, look at the list and call around. Be sure to tell them that you're not work study, but you would love to work with them or some BS like that! I do work study, but if you get the right department early enough that needs the help, you can get something good.

8/10/2006 2:02:17 PM

Any CSC lab (112, 114, 116, 200, or E115) is a decent job, with the added bonus of making you look good on your resume.

8/10/2006 8:52:31 PM

HORTICUTURAL FIELD LABS!! I CAN HOOK YOU UP

8/11/2006 1:13:55 AM

^really?

[Edited on August 11, 2006 at 1:16 AM. Reason : i like plants...always had a garden as a kid and shit]

[Edited on August 11, 2006 at 1:16 AM. Reason : specialize in cucumbers, beans, peppers, and tomatoes]

8/11/2006 1:15:50 AM

see Jeepman's thread in classifieds

[Edited on August 11, 2006 at 9:54 PM. Reason : .]

8/11/2006 9:53:25 PM