<prompt> Human: Some more context:I am a business student expected to finish school this Fall Semester 2018 with my BA in Business Marketing. My dilemma is that I am lacking in actual professional experience, at least compared to some of my peers. In spring of 2018 I decided to join my universitys radio station where I filled their position as a marketing assistant and over the summer I was able to successfully complete a marketing internship at an entertainment company. Other than this year, my background is in customer and food service. I have worked at a restaurant for the past 4 years and have moved up the ranks to become a top server.Ive been working 30 hours per week as a server for the past few years and I have been able to pay for my schooling and expenses with my tips and wages. My dilemma is that although the money has been good to me for so long, I am only getting older and I need more professional experience. I am 24 years old and I am making around 20-25 an hour being a server.By the end of this year I will be applying to many major corporations and agencies, but I feel like working at a restaurant isnt providing me with any professional growth... just A LOT of spending money which is nice as well.In an effort to gain as much experience as I can before I start my big boy job, I have recently applied for a marketing and communications advisor position on campus. The only thing is that the hours max out at 20 and its only 13 an hour. I will be taking a MAJOR pay cut but it does sound better on paper.There is no way I can do both jobs considering I am still in school. Should I stay at my current job or take the pay cut for the experience?Other info: I already paid off my tuition and my car. I also have 10k saved up but my expenses per month are around 500-600.  <response>: I disagree with the replies here, go with the better experience for sure. If you have any interest in marketingcommunications or will be apply for jobs related to this field you absolutely should pursue the better experience. Its not like a resturant job is a good job its a few extra hundred dollars here or there. You arent in a dire financial situation. Take the job that will be more interesting and relates to your career. You will learn more and most likely it will improve your career earnings. Play the long game here. 