What's your major/area of study?
Don't feel bad. Money's money. I have a doctoral-level degree. Just recently, post-graduation, I had a few months' wait for better things. I couldn't bring myself to lie on employment apps (i.e. for SBUX, since they want to know how long I'll be available for, I'd feel bad lying and saying I'm available for a long time when all I need is a few bucks in the interim), so I killed time by doing odd jobs and finding small moneymaking opportunities, with most of them off Craigslist. I did editing, writing stuff, helping people move, fix broken equipment, help run a wedding, sell stuff on eBay, etc. etc.
Really, the little opportunities are virtually endless. You just have to think beyond the traditional apply-for-a-job box.
Don't feel bad. Money's money. I have a doctoral-level degree. Just recently, post-graduation, I had a few months' wait for better things. I couldn't bring myself to lie on employment apps (i.e. for SBUX, since they want to know how long I'll be available for, I'd feel bad lying and saying I'm available for a long time when all I need is a few bucks in the interim), so I killed time by doing odd jobs and finding small moneymaking opportunities, with most of them off Craigslist. I did editing, writing stuff, helping people move, fix broken equipment, help run a wedding, sell stuff on eBay, etc. etc.
Really, the little opportunities are virtually endless. You just have to think beyond the traditional apply-for-a-job box.
