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35 Online Work Ideas to Earn Good Money Whilst Studying
By: Mary Jenkins, iReviews
Over the last several years, companies’ attitudes about workers going remote have changed significantly. Around the world, around 18% of all people work remotely full-time.
In America, around 3.2 % of
people work remotrely full-time,
which is fairly significant
considering that ther number of
people who work from home has
risen by 159% since 2009.
35 Online Work Ideas to Earn Good Money Whilst Studying
There are all kinds of jobs that students can try while they’re studying depending on their current education level and the time they have to dedicate to working. Online tutoring is particularly popular, but freelancing in writing and editing, IT, or gaming is also possible. Freelance web designers, resume writers, transcriptionists and linguists might all be able to have flexible schedules while they’re in school.
As a student, you may not have the time to go into an office while trying to manage your studies. Fortunately, there are options for you to earn money while studying that allow you to remain remote.
We have put together a collection of some of the best work-from-home, remote options that you can use while you’re still in school. The nice thing about some of these options is that they could translate into more work experience and help you prepare for a more serious role after you graduate.
Please visit the website for the list: Begins with InBox Dollars. https://www.ireviews.com/student-job-resources/
AGENTS & EDITORS
CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS
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CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS MAIN PAGE
- 2026 JAN Calls for Submissions
- 2025 DEC Calls for Submissions
- 2025 NOV Calls for Submissions
- 2025 OCT Calls for Submissions
- 2025 SEP Calls for Submission
- 2025 AUG Calls for Submission
- 2025 JUL Calls for Submission
- 2025 JUN Calls for Submission
- 2025 MAY Calls for Submission
- 2025 APR Calls for Submission
- 2025 MAR Calls for Submission
- 2025 FEB Calls for Submission
CHARACTERIZATION
- 60 Ways to Create and Heighten Conflict
- Craft True-to-Life Nonfiction Characters
- Dynamic Characters
- Fiction vs Nonfiction
- How to Write Engaging Dialogue in Your Fictional Stories
- Knowing and Finding Your Voice
- Painting With A Character’s Brush
- Slang and Jargon Souces
- The Sticky Story
- What is Characterization?
- Why Your Story Conflict Isn’t Working (And How to Fix It)
- Working with a Critique Group
FORMATING & GRAMMAR
- Achieving 250 Words / 25 Lines Per Page
- And Sammy, Too? Oh, No!
- Changing Double Hyphens to EM Dashes in Word
- Edit Easier
- High Hopes–Avoiding Common Mistakes
- Misused Words
- Navigating In Your Novel
- Proofreaders Marks
- Research Links
- Rules for Writers
- Slang and Jargon Souces
- Tightening Your Manuscript and Trimming the Word Count
INTERVIEWS - PRESS JOBS
- 3 Ways to Make Your Non-Fiction Article Pitch Stand Out
- An Interview with Holly Ambrose
- An Interview with Jack Fisher
- Freelance Writing 101
- How To Be a (Shiver) Reporter
- How To Write Your Own Press Releases
- Making Money As a Corporate Freelancer
- the Power of the Press
- Words That Pay-The Rewards Of Choosing Writing As A Job
JOBS
- 3 Ways to Make Your Non-Fiction Article Pitch Stand Out
- 35 Online Work Ideas to Earn Good Money Whilst Studying
- Agents: Knowing When To Hold One and When To Fold
- An Interview with Holly Ambrose
- EBooks-Fears to Possibilities
- Finding Markets Fiction and Nonfiction
- Freelance Writing 101
- Getting Offers from Multiple Literary Agents
- How To Market Your Book After You’ve Written It
- Magazine Links
- Making Money As a Corporate Freelancer
- Market News–All Genres
- Need a Clip? Open a Newspaper
- Newspaper Writing Resources
- Publishing, Writing Terms, Acronyms
- Selling to Children’s Markets
- Submitting to UK Markets
- Syndication 101
- the Power of the Press
- To Specialize, or Not to Specialize?
- Ultimate Guide to Being a Freelancer 2025 Update
- Why Article Writing Should Be A Part Of Your Career Development Strategy
- Why E-Books?
- Words That Pay-The Rewards Of Choosing Writing As A Job
- Write Your Way to $1000 a Month
- Writing Groups List
- Youth Writing Markets
QUERIES - PROPOSALS
- Agents: Knowing When To Hold One and When To Fold
- Finding Markets Fiction and Nonfiction
- Getting Offers from Multiple Literary Agents
- How to Write a Novel Synopsis
- Landing An Agent Elements Of A Winning Query
- Path to Self-Publishing Success
- Publisher’s Websites
- Submission Tracking
- Surviving a Book Proposal
- What Are Your Chances of Getting Published?
- Write the Perfect Book Proposal
- Writing a Synopsis & Query Letter
PUBLISHING
- Agents: Knowing When To Hold One and When To Fold
- Copyright Primer, Know Your Rights
- Getting Offers from Multiple Literary Agents
- How To Market Your Book After You’ve Written It
- How to Write a Novel Synopsis
- Landing An Agent Elements Of A Winning Query
- Love to Write: Here Is How You Can Build Your Career
- Making Money As a Corporate Freelancer
- Navigating In Your Novel
- Path to Self-Publishing Success
- Publisher’s Websites
- Publishing, Writing Terms, Acronyms
- Rules for Writers
- Science & Science Fiction Writing Organizations
- Submission Tracking
- Syndication 101
- The Great Limbo Mystery Question
- Tightening Your Manuscript and Trimming the Word Count
- What Are Your Chances of Getting Published?
- Why Article Writing Should Be A Part Of Your Career Development Strategy
- Why E-Books?
- Write the Perfect Book Proposal
SYNOPSIS
TIP SHEETS & GUIDELINES
- Achieving 250 Words / 25 Lines Per Page
- Changing Double Hyphens to EM Dashes in Word
- Copyright Primer, Know Your Rights
- How To Write Your Own Press Releases
- Knowing and Finding Your Voice
- Plan for Success
- Publisher’s Websites
- Science & Science Fiction Writing Organizations
- What NOT to Do When Beginning Your Novel
- Why E-Books?
- Working with a Critique Group
WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCES
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WRITING CONTESTS
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ABOUT WRITING CONTESTS
- A Guide to Assessing Writing Contests
- Writer’s Conferences Do You Really Need To Attend?
- Writing Groups List
- 2026 JAN Writing Contests
- 2025 DEC Writing Contests
- 2025 NOV Writing Contests
- 2025 OCT Writing Contests
- 2025 SEP Writing Contests
- 2025 AUG Writing Contests
- 2025 JUL Writing Contests
- 2025 JUN Writing Contests
- 2025 MAY Writing Contests
- 2025 APR Writing Contests
- 2025 MAR Writing Contests
- 2025 FEB Writing Contests
WRITER'S LIFE
- A Dream Realized
- A Writers Dream-The Home Office
- Affirm All You Want
- Copyright Primer, Know Your Rights
- Finding Time to Write
- Finding Your Writing Compass: A Guide to Freelance Adventures
- How To Be a (Shiver) Reporter
- How To Write Your Own Press Releases
- Keep a Clipping File
- Keeping an Idea Book
- Love to Write: Here Is How You Can Build Your Career
- Making Time for Self-Care While Running a Business
- Mommy’s Muse
- Moving Mountains
- Mud Pies
- Pop Quiz: Who Are You?
- Teach Yourself to Write
- The 8 Habits of Highly Successful Young-Adult Fiction Authors
- The Art of Procrastination
- Various Types of Writing for Young Writers
- Working with a Critique Group
- Writer’s Conferences Do You Really Need To Attend?
- Writing Conferences-Educating and Inspiring
WRITING TOOLS
- Changing Double Hyphens to EM Dashes in Word
- Edit Easier
- Free AI Tools That Can Be Used In Business Writing
- Keep a Clipping File
- Keeping an Idea Book
- Making Time for Self-Care While Running a Business
- Misused Words
- Pop Quiz: Who Are You?
- Science & Science Fiction Writing Organizations
- The Art of Being Rejected–475 Words
- Tightening Your Manuscript and Trimming the Word Count
- Various Types of Writing for Young Writers
- Why Article Writing Should Be A Part Of Your Career Development Strategy
- Word Processors Through Time: Before MS Word & Google Docs
- Working with a Critique Group
- Writer’s Conferences Do You Really Need To Attend?

