JH

It’s no secret that grad students, particularly PhD students, don’t get paid very much. In most cases, you’re left scraping together whatever you have just to make ends meet.

 

And let’s face it, your university isn’t going to come to the rescue – they never have, they never will.

 

So, it falls to you to make enough money to get through grad school. But what’s more, wouldn’t it be nice if you have a little more than just enough? You wouldn’t have to worry about whether you could afford to buy something – you could just buy it!

 

That’s where this book comes into it.

 

This book covers 7 ways to make money in grad school. These ways work and even if you just use one way, you’ll make more than enough money to live comfortably throughout your grad school life.

 

You’ll also learn many business concepts that you’ll need to succeed – these are items that most books don’t cover. They don’t cover them because in order to know them, you have to have read extensively and had a lot of experience. I have over 20 years of both.

 

Now, this book doesn’t sugar coat things. It presents things how they are and not how everyone wishes they would be. There’s no get rich quick scheme. Anything you choose to do to make money, even a few extra bucks, requires hard work.

 

If you’re looking for a get rich quick scheme, then this book isn’t for you – there are many others out there, and that tells you everything you need to know about these schemes – they don’t work. If they did, then why would the authors be writing the books?? They’d be doing the schemes themselves and making money the easy way! (Trust me, writing books is not easy.)

 

If you’re willing to actually put in some effort, then this book is for you – you’ll get rewarded for it with money! And a sense of pride in yourself.

 

Why should you buy this book? Because my experience is very similar to yours – I’ve been through grad school. I’m also an academic, so I see the grad school life every day. What’s more, I’ve learnt how to make money, even in grad school. When I was in grad school, I had 4 other jobs, at the same time. I was making more money than my friends with “real jobs”. And since then, I’ve kept up my “hobbies”, which all involve making money.

 

So, I know what works and what doesn’t work. I cover both in this book, giving real life examples as we go along.