Students That Freelance

While few and far between, there are student freelancers that are not only going to school and freelancing, but also have an additional job on top of that. Be it working on campus, volunteering, or employed at a retail establishment nearby, some student freelancers have extremely busy schedules with trying to balance three major activities in their life. For those freelancers, it is extremely tough to pull off the balancing act with all of these things. How can it be done?

Yep! It is time to start thinking about the holidays! With Fall Break just beginning, soon enough the holidays will be on top of us before we know it. How will your freelancing hold up against school work and final exams and all of that holiday shopping and family visits you will have to make? Below I outline some tips to help prepare now for the holiday season.

With the fall semester quickly approaching for student freelancers, a nice mixture of excitement and stress seems to take over with every passing day. During the summer, we had more free time than we typically do during the school year, and in most cases, our freelance load picked up during this time because we had more time to devote to it. But with school approaching, that extra time is going to be consumed with school work. So what are some ways that the student freelancer can prepare for the extra load of school work and still balance their freelance schedule? Below I will outline some tips that have helped me over the last three years of freelancing as a student.

So it is that time of the semester where most of us will be doing final exams in the next few weeks. Finals are typically the busiest time of the semester for most students, and for the student freelancer, finding time to make sure all of your freelance work is taken care of in a timely fashion becomes even a greater challenge. Today I will share some pointers to help you make it through final exams, hopefully with good grades and happy clients all at the same time.

Being a student requires juggling a lot of your time to work, meet due dates, study for tests, go to class, and still have time to hang out with friends. Add freelancing to the mix, and you will see your life quickly overrun by all of these activities and your spare time flying out the window. What’s a student freelancer to do?