Are you getting a job for the summer?

[hejduk]

Just interested in seeing how people are possibly killing time this summer. My adjunct teaching for the semester is almost over, and as you'd expect, no teaching opportunities for the summer. How are you all making $$ this summer?

I've gotta move cross-country for the Phd program I start this fall, and that moving bill is gonna be pricey.

[Matt W]

I will be working as a Research Assistant for a professor at my undergrad institution. It's too bad that I couldn't have included this on my applications.

[Mal83]

I've been doing nothing but working so I'm calling it quits at the end of May so that I can actually plan and prepare for my cross country move. I'll be extra careful about spending because you're right the amount of money it will take to make the move will be pretty high, but I'm so ready for it. I absolutely can't wait to be done with work, it has nothing to do with my field whatsoever and it's literally just a paycheck so to have a good 2 months of not working just to get ready is really exciting.

[kyjin]

I wasn't originally planning on working since I was in a program in Japan that wasn't supposed to end till mid-June, but that's been canceled, so I have nothing to do till mid-August. Looks like I'll be waitressing to help pay for my living expenses.

[hejduk]

My list of employment options:

Best Buy

Apple Store

Car Max

Wow, this summer will suck hardcore!

[jsade]

My options are whole foods or temping....sigh

[eco_env]

Searching for local results for "summer" on indeed.com. When the semester is over I'll start searching for jobs categorized as temporary, if I don't find anything by then (I'm thinking it's too early to look for a temporary job now, since I can't start for a few more weeks).

[wildeisonmine]

I graduate from undergrad in the beginning of June and will be heading back "home" for two months, hopefully seeing if my old bosses at Panera will hire me on for the summer and let me earn some extra cash doing dishes in the past like I used to do. It was actually a great job--never had to deal with finicky customers, was allowed to read or listen to music when things were slow...

[90sNickelodeon]

Student advising.

[tkovach05]

I've been working full-time in my current position since March 2010, so I will be continuing in my current job until it is time to leave. I'm not exactly sure when my end date will be; it keeps moving up. Right now I'd say July 15, but depending on circumstances it may be earlier. I have enough in savings to cover moving costs and my first month of rent/security deposit, so hopefully I can move sooner than later.