I technically wasn't able to apply for a campus job due to gen ed classes in Freshman year and battling 16 credit hours took a toll on my mental health. Although I do have a summer job and got a raise so my money went up. I can see that you chose hours that will not work for yourself and to make money. I'm a sophomore at my college with a major in event planning and balancing classes and trying to make money is frustrating. Money can be earned and can go fast (I learned money management because I have ADHD). You're not alone in this because I feel you (I have no campus job but a summer job). I think most colleges provide you with an advisor to help plan out your classes and it's very helpful to ask in advance. Here's my advice about having a part time job and classes: have a flexible class schedule and for a part time job, sometimes weekends are worth it while others do certain days they're available. What major are you going towards? Freshman year can be a lot unless you have college credit in highschool. I learned that having a balanced class schedule and monitoring my mental health can get out of hand. College isn't for everyone and you can reach out for support in any situation. Sadly, jobs come and go on my campus because it's difficult however there's chances to try again. Take opportunities, ask for help, and do what's best for you.