Ask Which business is good for college student?

[kayode10]

I'm currently in college and thinking about starting a business to support myself because I come from a low level income family. I am willing to create a source of income for myself instead of relying totally on my parents but I'm not sure which direction to go in.

I want something flexible that I can manage alongside my studies. Have any of you started a business while in college? What kind of business would you recommend for someone in my position? I'm looking for ideas that don't require a huge upfront investment and that can fit into a busy student schedule. Who knows I could be the next Elon Musk with inside you provide me.

 

[Newman]

While choosing a business as a college student, you need to to put into many considerations. Among them is being flexible. The flexibility will make it easier for you to combine your study with the business. Some of these business may be buying course materials and selling them to the customers.

 

[Dean101]

Tutoring is awesome if you're good at a subject, and you can do it online or in person. Freelance stuff like writing, graphic design, or social media gigs is super flexible. Selling stuff online, like clothes, handmade stuff, or even old textbooks, is easy too. Even simple stuff like delivering food or ridesharing can fit around classes. The key is picking something that doesn't eat up all your time but still pays, so you can survive college life

 

[Brajet]

You could sell thrift clothes, do graphic design, or even run social media pages for small businesses. It's nice because you can work whenever you're free and still focus on school. Plus, you don't really need a lot of money to start, just your phone or laptop and some basic skills. Another easy option is tutoring people in subjects you're good at and making some extra cash.