Things You'll Need:
- Computer with mouse and keyboard
- Resume
- Cover letter
- A web browser
- Internet access
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Step 1
Creating a solid resume leads to solid job leadsStart by looking over the cover letter and resume. While your resume might be superb for non telecommute positions, spruce it up to highlight skills especially useful in the work at home world. Mention access to a home office and your computer capabilities.
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Step 2
Research fields that fit your interest. Make sure to read up on online money making scams to improve your radar in catching them. Some areas great for college students include: tutoring; freelance writing; selling and buying on EBay or Craigslist; and human-powered search engines like ChaCha.
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Step 3
Apply, but don't get discouraged. Online employers get thousands of applications per job posting, so keep applying to several job leads even if a potential employer failed to answer your resume and cover letter.
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Step 4
Expect to put in a lot of hard work finding online jobs for college students. The work can be low paying and take time to add up. The key is to not quit.
Comments
ringgold said
on 8/9/2009 Thanks, you're right about the scams !!!! Most of them are just that !!!
kristineb said
on 8/9/2009 You're absolutely right about the scams. I should edit and make that clearer in my warnings section!
mrhow-to said
on 8/9/2009 Good article, Have to be careful though there are definitely alot of scams out there. 5*