Great. Google "CAD contract job" and "CAD part time job." I think you'll be amazed how highly sought after that job skill is. You could have yourself hooked up by the end of September.

If you get with a company that won't pay for health insurance, your school should have it for a low cost. When you're young, what you want is a plan to cover catastrophic things like a major disease or a massive accident. Consider disability insurance, too, that would cover your lost wages if you got sick or injured and couldn't work. Worry about life insurance after you start a family.

CAD jobs for a company should be about $15 to $20 per hour plus benefits. Contract jobs would be more.

Try thinking of your chemistry class in a different light. Perhaps there's a young lady classmate who needs help with her matriculative journey.

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Michael

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