<prompt> Human: Im 13 years old and currently have a job walking dogs. I make 12 bucks an hour 3 hours a week, and Ive been saving it for a while now and have about 200 bucks saves up. When I turn 14 I can get a work permit and go get a job. But with the work permit I can only work 24 hours a week and the job will most likely be minimum wage. But 24 hours a week at minimum wage10.50 is about 1,000 a month, with taxes would be about 800 to 850. I plan on saving about 750 of that and having 100 to spend, but I most likely wouldnt spend the 100. Thats about 10,000 per year. If I keep working like this until Im 18 I would have about 36000 saved up for college, but that doesnt include raises or promotions. Also when I turn 16 I can work more than 24 hours a week. Is this a good plan?Edit: I wrote this so there is only room for improvementEdit 2: Thank you all for the great suggestions! Im really happy that my plan is good. To elaborate on the previous Edit, I wrote this so there is room for improvement, meaning that I could potentially have more than 36k for college, and I could get a good scholarship.Edit 3: I am planning on getting scholarships and doing whatever I can to get them  <response>: Personal advice, dont forget to pursue hobbies, extracurriculars, friendships, volunteering, and have some free time. In college, you may or may not be able to hold down a job, either because of stress, workload, hours, commuting to work, or you want to pursue other things. As others have said, dont forget to put it on a resumeinterview, it displays traits of a good student and can make you appear more well rounded. 