Today, many people tend to part-time jobs to earn more money during university

time, and this has attracted many people, especially students. Although this trend
is advantageous in some ways, it can do more harm than good.

On the one hand, there are two main advantages for students working during
university time. First, a part-time job allows students to earn money to pay their
tuition and other daily expenses. As a result, doing a part-time job may help
students cover part of their tuition fees to reduce financial burdens for the family.
Secondly, working part-time can encourage students to improve their social skills
and gain more practical work experience, an indispensable skill that which are not
taught at school. For example, gaining any work experience and skills adds
credibility to their CV, which can help them stand out as a viable candidate when
they are applying for an internship, apprenticeship, or a graduate job.