As a rookie in college, should I start making money now or make plans after graduation?

I think you should start working hard to make money now, because there is never a shortage of workers in today's society, and the competition for jobs is fierce in any line. If you don't exercise your work ability from now on, you won't have much work experience by the time you graduate, and you won't know how to express yourself at work, because you don't have much contact with society and don't know the hidden rules in society. Besides, you also know that you are a rookie now, and you haven't got any exercise in college or been promoted in social life. How do you compare with those who are full of social experience? Those people are better than you not only in school activities, but also in life and work experience. If you were a recruiter, who would you choose? This result is obvious, so you must improve your oral English, communicate with others and increase your work experience. If you want to do this, you have to practice, work, actively express yourself at work and improve your ability.

Moreover, earning money now can not only improve your working ability and prepare for future work, but also earn some pocket money as living expenses. Spending the money you earn will always have a sense of accomplishment and reduce the burden on your parents. Why not? So I suggest you find a job now, no matter whether this job has anything to do with your future major or not, and no matter what the biggest benefit this job can bring you, you should work hard to complete it and gain that valuable experience.