For those who work-study, how do you balance it? Is it manageable?
Honestly, the term "work-study" makes having a part-time job seem quite intense on a college campus. However, having an on campus job is definitely a lot easier than you think!
This fall, I have been working with Deputy Director Sadhana Hall of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences as a student assistant. It's been a great experience to develop new skills and earn money.
Before getting to Hanover, I was concerned public display of wealth would be a common thing among students. However, I learnt that there are many student-work opportunities around.
Living at Dartmouth isn't all about the academics, students have a range of extracurricular interests - one of which is on campus jobs! Here is my perspective as an international student.
The world of on-campus jobs can be confusing! I hope this blog post and my own experiences can shed some light on how I've navigated work while attending Dartmouth.
I always knew I would have an on-campus job. It made sense to me—I'd have lots of free time to fill, and it's always nice to have a bit of spare cash for the weekends. Still, I never figured I'd have such an awesome job.
For this week's edition of Through the Lens, I interviewed Aadhya Kocha '22, an intern at Dartmouth's Sustainability Office who hails from Mumbai, India. Read below for a personal insight into sustainability at Dartmouth.
I get distracted easily, whether by my phone, my friends, or the sudden impulse to re-download Minecraft from the account I got seven years ago (that last one may or may not be what I am doing while writing this blog).
College classes are tough...but there is always room for some fun.
