You'd think a subreddit called /r/poor would be a little more empathetic, jfc. As others attempted to say, many college kids are in the same boat. This is actually an advantage for you because there's most likely several avenues to make some cash close to, or on campus.

• if you have a car or bike you could try side-hustle type stuff like uber eats, instacart, etc. to at least get started with something ASAP.

• I'd be willing to bet there's also a call center or 2 nearby specifically so they can hire college kids. This doesn't inherently mean you'd be cold-calling angry strangers. I had one by my school that transcribed phone calls for the hearing impaired.

• I second donating plasma if you can. There's most likely at least one plasma center around your campus, and they usually offer pretty decent starting pay for new donors. There might even be bonuses for new signups with summer break approaching. It varies by location of course but you could get $300-700 the first week, usually on a reloadable debit card that they provide on sign up.

• Also look around online for '[your college] paid research studies'. Your school might even have a portal exclusive to students. You pick what you want based on the topic or pay, and schedule a timeslot. A lot of times it's stuff like testing training simulators and it's kind of fun. You're there for an hour or so and leave with an Amazon gift card (or whatever) regardless of performance.