Jennifer Said:

How does the $2500 tax break for college students work?

We Answered:

Well for one thing you have to have enough taxable income to have paid more than $2500 in taxes that year.

All this does is give them a way to say that they cut taxes without actually cutting any taxes.

Cory Said:

need help with school work (college students)?

We Answered:

most community colleges offer additional help with subjects you don't understand. for example math will have a math computer lab with tutors and additional research.
you might never look at the math textbook, i never did in high school, but there are additional supplements to help you out. try out their websites, they usually give you quizzes, etc. it gives you and extra hand.
in class raise your hand and ask your teacher to be more specific.
be optimistic, don't let that put you down. teachers are there to help you out. and if they don't help then i suggest you head to your guidance counselor. good luck!

Maxine Said:

can undocumented students work after college? or what happens?

We Answered:

Without a college education more so.

Amy Said:

Why do college students work as bartenders?

We Answered:

its hard to keep a job and go to classes as well. bar tending is good money for a small number of hours. its not like this will be their career of the future. most of us need to work to put ourselves through school. AND it is not the bartender's fault if "single comany guys" are presented "a temptation to sleep" with one of the bartenders. thats just ridiculous

Tara Said:

Is Coca Cola a good place to work for college students?

We Answered:

It is hard work but honestly, any place you can land a gig is a great place. Also, Coke is a HUGE company, do a good job and you might be able to land there after graduation...just something to think about

Ella Said:

do college students work?

We Answered:

Only if you NEED to. Please remember college is about getting an education and (unlike highschool) you must think of this as a one shot deal. You don't want anything to get in the way of your academic success (partying, socializing, and yes, even working).

If, for some reason, you must work, make sure you schedule it around your school schedule and NOT the other way around. Try working on campus- they're generally more understanding to the fact that you are a college student.

If you do decide to work, and your job is not cooperating with you, then just remember to keep things in perspective and always put school first!