What are some good part-time business opportunities for college students?

I need some extra money to pay my family back and to support myself financially. Any serious ideas will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. :)

What are some good part-time business opportunities for college students?
If possible, try to get a job that has something to do with your major. Even better, if you can--start a business of your own. I put myself through school (well, the last three years of school) by starting and operating a small advertising agency that catered to local businesses, college organizations, and individuals. I did print ads only, and I had a stable of art %26amp; photography students that clients could choose to work with (or not) if they needed art/photography. That and a part-time job in the Business Library (plus the occasional selling of plasma, when times were really tough) got me through. You would not BELIEVE how impressed interviewers were with the fact that I had started my own business. That was probably the best payoff of all.
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She found that as she got into her freshman year, and the relationships got more serious she could then approach her male friends and sell for girlfriend birthdays and Valentine's Days.


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