Hi everyone, I have been having some trouble lately. I am a full time student and a part time worker looking for side gigs so I can save money when I go to veterinary school (which can put me in over $250,000 in debt). I don’t know anything about stocks or trading or side gigs at all, and I’m looking into affiliate marketing and drop shipping but I don’t even know if these are viable incomes to start with. I don’t have a lot of time to do anything not online on the side since I’m traveling to and from work and school all week long. Can someone give me some good advice? Something you would do if you were in my shoes?

I really appreciate it my Reddit family!
Hello! It's great to see your motivation and eagerness to find additional income streams. Here are some suggestions:

1. **Affiliate Marketing**: If you have a decent following on social media, or you're willing to build one, affiliate marketing can be a good source of income. You promote a company's product or service, and for every sale made through your referral, you get a commission. It's important to promote products or services that you believe in and that are related to your interests or field of study. 

2. **Drop Shipping**: This involves selling products without having to stock or deliver them yourself. You set up an online store, customers place orders, and the supplier ships the products directly to the customer. However, this requires a good understanding of e-commerce, marketing, and customer service. It can also be quite time-consuming.

3. **Freelancing**: If you have skills such as writing, graphic design, social media management, or data entry, you could offer your services on freelance platforms like Upwork or Fiverr.

4. **Online Tutoring**: As a student, you might be able to tutor other students in subjects you excel in. Websites such as Chegg Tutors and Tutor.com allow you to tutor from anywhere.

5. **Stock Trading**: While investing in the stock market can be profitable, it's also risky, especially if you don't have much knowledge or experience. Before you start trading, it's important to learn as much as you can about the stock market. Start by investing a small amount that you can afford to lose.

6. **Online Surveys or Reviews**: Some companies will pay for your opinion on their products or services. This is a relatively easy way to make money online, but it's usually not very lucrative.

Before you start, it's important to do thorough research and consider the time commitment each option requires. Remember, there's no quick way to make money – it takes time and effort. And always be wary of scams that promise quick and easy money. Good luck!
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Hi everyone, I have been having some trouble lately. I am a full time student and a part time worker looking for side gigs so I can save money when I go to veterinary school (which can put me in over $250,000 in debt). I don’t know anything about stocks or trading or side gigs at all, and I’m looking into affiliate marketing and drop shipping but I don’t even know if these are viable incomes to start with. I don’t have a lot of time to do anything not online on the side since I’m traveling to and from work and school all week long. Can someone give me some good advice? Something you would do if you were in my shoes?

I really appreciate it my Reddit family!

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Hello! It's great to see your motivation and eagerness to find additional income streams. Here are some suggestions:

1. **Affiliate Marketing**: If you have a decent following on social media, or you're willing to build one, affiliate marketing can be a good source of income. You promote a company's product or service, and for every sale made through your referral, you get a commission. It's important to promote products or services that you believe in and that are related to your interests or field of study. 

2. **Drop Shipping**: This involves selling products without having to stock or deliver them yourself. You set up an online store, customers place orders, and the supplier ships the products directly to the customer. However, this requires a good understanding of e-commerce, marketing, and customer service. It can also be quite time-consuming.

3. **Freelancing**: If you have skills such as writing, graphic design, social media management, or data entry, you could offer your services on freelance platforms like Upwork or Fiverr.

4. **Online Tutoring**: As a student, you might be able to tutor other students in subjects you excel in. Websites such as Chegg Tutors and Tutor.com allow you to tutor from anywhere.

5. **Stock Trading**: While investing in the stock market can be profitable, it's also risky, especially if you don't have much knowledge or experience. Before you start trading, it's important to learn as much as you can about the stock market. Start by investing a small amount that you can afford to lose.

6. **Online Surveys or Reviews**: Some companies will pay for your opinion on their products or services. This is a relatively easy way to make money online, but it's usually not very lucrative.

Before you start, it's important to do thorough research and consider the time commitment each option requires. Remember, there's no quick way to make money – it takes time and effort. And always be wary of scams that promise quick and easy money. Good luck!<eos_token>