<prompt> Human: So I am a junior in high school and am planning to graduate with two associates degrees as my school offers dual enrollment with a local college. I have chosen my top universities and plan to major in either biochemistry or businessfinance. I am not super worried about paying for college because I am already eligible for a good number of scholarships that will pay for a large portion of my undergrad. Particularly I am more worried about paying for my post-grad which will be either law or medical opposite ends I know, as well as having a little extra money during college. I would like to go debt free through all of my education, but I think that I may acquire a little bit during my post-grad. Aside from actually getting a job Im in the process of getting one, what are some ways that I can pick up some extra money to put away. Any advice is greatly appreciated.  <response>: Honest to god, a job at your age is good for pocket money but dont let those grades slip. Youll probably be earning minimum wage at whatever you do, but having straight As versus having all As and a B could be the difference in getting a 10,000 scholarship or similar!My best advice to you would be to take a job as long as you can keep those grades up! somehow related to your studies. Now, you can tutor. In undergrad, you can be a lab assistant or continue tutoring. Id try my best to keep the work somewhat field related, it cements in your knowledge of the material while getting some extra cash.Finally, on a personal note; dont feel locked in to those two choices. College is about finding yourself and figuring out what you want to do with your life; I switched my major three times and ended up taking an extra year of schooling for it, but I couldnt be happier with how it worked out for me. Dont be afraid to explore other avenues or interests. Finally, the fact that youre already looking here means that you are far above the average for your age. Keep the grades up, apply to those scholarships Now!, and keep studying. Good luck! 