Quiz: Should I work while studying in university?

Commitment, work experience, money, have flexibility, personal growth. Many jobs can give you what you need, even those considered menial work by some folks, such as waiting tables, working at dining halls or baby-sitting. Pick whichever suits you best, even the more serious ones - who knows it could lead to a full-time job once you graduate? Our recommendation is to speak to your lecturers and career counselors to find a job that would suit you best.

You could if you want to! You don't need the money and work experience isn't mandatory for your course, but you do have the flexility and commitment to take one on if you'd like. If you want to widen your social circle and even learn some life skills, our recommendation is to take on an internship or monthly freelance work.

The odds aren't in your favour for this. While the prospect of working excites you at times, you've got too many commitments to take one on - keeping up with your grades, maitaining your social circl and god knows you need your beauty sleep. Our recommendation is to take on freelance work as and when your schedule permits it.