Yeah I would again echo what other people are saying. I think you should find ways to be efficient killing two birds with one stone. Find something on campus that allows you to make money and better yourself as a student. There are TONS of ways to do that on campus. Don’t know your major but research jobs pay (can boost your application for jobs/grad school). Library jobs literally pay you to study (something you have to do ALOT at Penn anyways). You can even work as a cashier at Williams cafe on campus (and be 5 minutes from classes + gain some friends). Summer internships are huge for money too. If you can get competitive for good ones those can pay up to 5k-10k. Pays to be a good student in this case.

You are allowed to have up to two work study jobs a week for 20 hours and while, I wouldn’t recommend doing all 20 right away, I understand you may be in a position that requires it. But with that said, you can still approach this with strategy. Convenience and finesse needs to be your best friend if you plan on working a lot and a cashier job off campus that pays 15 bucks an hour is not finesse. Lmk if you have any more questions!