Read any one of those “10 things you need to know before freshman year lists” and you’re not likely to stumble across many words of wisdom, except for maybe one: find a job.

A campus job can help you pay tuition, buy all those snacks or simply help you build up a respectable amount of savings for when you finally move out of your parents’ place. But finding a job, especially these days, isn’t that easy. Luckily for the tech generation, there’s now an app for that.

The Campus Job is an online marketplace for students and businesses to meet up and connect during the school year. They match students with available part time job opportunities based on their interests and the needs of those in the area. Students can find everything from freelancing photography jobs, to bartending gigs, to the more traditional tour guide and tutoring jobs.

The site works with over 7,000 schools nationwide, including all the Ivy Leagues and 25 of the top business and engineering schools.

Even Campus Job itself contributes to the pool of jobs available for students by offering a company campus rep position. Other available positions have included gelato scoopers, cleaning staff, graphic designers and more. That’s right, you could even use that degree that you’re working toward to help you pay the bills. Welcome to the real world, y’all.

So if you’re a student and you’re looking for a fun, interesting way to boost your resume and make a few bucks, check out this fun, motivating site. And then help us invent a time machine to go back and start this when we were in school :'(

Would you have used Campus Job in college? If you’re still in school, will you check out the site? Tell us below!

Nora Landis-Shack
Nora is a writer, photographer, foodie and feminist. After living in New York City for 23 years, she recently moved San Francisco and can't wait to explore. When she's not pursuing her interests in health and technology, she loves hiking, yoga, playing piano and squealing over kittens as an ASPCA volunteer.