by Vicki Phipps

Created on: November 09, 2008   Last Updated: December 05, 2008

Trying to get through college during an economic demise can create a student's need for more cash than their parents can provide. It's difficult enough just to pay for tuition, books and housing, but what does a student do with no spending money? The good news is that living within the huge city of Houston provides endless possibilities for its thousands of college students

1. YOUR COLLEGE CAMPUS

Why not drop by your college campus administration building and fill out a job application. You might actually get paid by the very same institution where you pay your tuition. Colleges and University Campuses often hire students and no other job site would be more likely to work around your class schedule, so try on your campus first and you might not need to go anywhere else.

2. DELIVER WHILE YOU DRIVE

If you'll go to the site listed below, you'll see a job opportunity might be as close as your current parking spot. The Boston Market in Houston is looking for drivers to deliver their product. They'll pay you by the hour and they offer discounts on their food, so with this job you take care of two aspects of your student life at the same time. Just make sure you ask for the cash for gas. Otherwise, you'll spend every dime you make on paying for that overlooked fact.. They also require a time of internship at their plant in Pasadena Texas, and only accept applications from students who are currently enrolled in college courses.

To check it out, go to this site:

http://www.jobster.com/find/US/jobs/in/Houston% 2C+TX/for/summer+jobs/page/2?d=90&r=25&s=b&source_type=any

3. APPLY AT ANY HOUSTON PIZZA HUT

Pizza Huts are famous for hiring struggling students, so next time you go to Pizza Hut, don't just buy pizza. Ask for a job application as they hire students to bake pizzas and deliver them too. Below you'll find the site that has already posted the job that might be meant for you.

Pizza Huts in Houston are looking for student delivery drivers to pick up food orders from restaurants and deliver to customers. They provide flexible day, evening and weekend shifts. You'll need to complete a training program, but believe me, it's a breeze. So, what are you waiting for? Go to this site:

http://www.topusajobs.com/cgi/search.cgi?action=dets earch&item=JCM30686151&f=jobster&bxy=x49y57&lxy=x16y1&ct=hospitality,retail,retailhourly,driver&Title=delivery%20driver

4. TRY TO GET A JOB WITH TEXAS PETROCHEMICALS.

If you'll go to the site address below, you'll find

• 1
• 2
• Next Page >>