ok I went to the benefit place and they said dont worry a job you dont need one
Good to hear. Most of the comments in here are from those that did not realize you are a student, or have forgotten the drain on you when you try to work and go to school.
You had listed yourself as a student, I am guessing you are a full time student in college from you user name (23). My question to you would be how many hours of coursework are you taking this semester? If you are a full time student, and have the funding to do it, stay as a full time student. If you are a part time student, yes, you should have a outside job.
As a rule a thumb, each Credit Hour = 3 hours per week. If you are taking full time status (12h+) then you are already "working" the same as 36+ hours of "work" work per week. The MOST you are to work in a given week is a total of 60 hours max.. So, if you are "working" 36 hours for school.. the only amount of hours you should work in a outside job would be 10 hours, 20 hours MAX. Most helpdesk type jobs do not work well with this limited hours unless you are doing a internship.
I am a part time student, working 45 hours a week at a job, than trying to push 9 CR-H of college. (that is equal to 27 hours of school and 45 hours of work, not counting driving time, that totals 72hours a week). I am pushing it too hard this semester, and if I knew about the 60h rule when picking classes, I would have taken a lighter workload. TRUST me, it is not worth it.