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• A. Sports, drama and a variety of other activities keep students busy during college. Where do they find the money for all this? Not all parents can help out. Most students have to work to pay for these extras. Should students be allowed to take part-time jobs? I think so.
• B. Some people worry that work will leave students less time for study. Actually, job responsibilities help students make better use of their time. Reports say many students have part-time jobs. Those who work between 10 and 20 hours per week tend to have higher grades than those who do not. Students who work are also more likely to complete their college education. Rather than a barrier, work should be regarded as real-world education.
• C. All in all, college students should definitely be allowed or even encouraged to take part-time jobs during their school years.
• D. Some think work adds too much stress. But with or without a job, there is always stress. It’s better to learn to cope with busy schedules earlier on. I would worry for the students who lack work experience. They may find it hard to get full-time jobs after graduation.
• E. A part-time job is a healthy way to earn money. Students need to pay for many things. Not all parents can pay for everything. My dad once told me, “A job is a good way to save up for things you need or want to do. You get a lot more out of things if you have a sense of financial responsibility.” Students need the freedom to choose how to spend their money. The sooner they have an income, the sooner they learn how to use money wisely.