💡Start My Idea: College Campus Edition

Welcome to a special College Campus Edition of Start My Idea.

College students are known for their ability to hustle, and today we're focusing on unique, low-investment opportunities that can go viral on campuses and beyond.

Let's get into these ideas...

TODAY’S TREND
📈 Side Hustles on Campus

The trend of college students launching businesses on campus has been on the rise, especially with the need for additional income due to rising tuition costs and living expenses.

TODAY’S IDEAS
💡5 ideas based on today’s trend

💡 Quizzes4Cash

What Is It: An app where college students can take quick quizzes on topics they love (movies, sports, etc.) to win small amounts of money or discounts at local businesses.

Where to Start: Use a no-code app platform to build the initial app. Partner with local businesses willing to offer discounts or put up cash prizes in exchange for advertisement space on the app.

💡 DormBox

What Is It: A subscription box service delivering snacks, toiletries, and other essential items directly to dorm rooms.

Where to Start: Find wholesalers for popular snacks and toiletries. Offer personalization options like gluten-free or vegan. Use social media for marketing, and start taking pre-orders.

💡 LectureTee

What Is It: A t-shirt printing business that captures funny or memorable phrases said by professors or students during lectures.

Where to Start: Get a t-shirt printing setup and a submission box for people to drop in funny quotes. Use social media to showcase designs and gather more quotes. Start selling on campus and via an online store.

💡 SwipeRight Tutoring

What Is It: A peer tutoring service modeled after dating apps. Students can "swipe right" on available tutors in specific subjects.

Where to Start: Build a basic app or website where students can register as tutors or tutees. Use campus bulletin boards and social media for initial marketing. Charge a small commission from each session.

💡 Weekend Adventures

What Is It: A service that plans and executes small weekend trips or experiences, like a local hiking day or a museum visit. The focus is on low-cost but enriching experiences.

Where to Start: Research local attractions and develop a few package options. Use social media for marketing and a simple booking system to schedule trips. Charge upfront to cover costs and include a small profit.

Each of these ideas is scalable, requires a low initial investment, and has the potential to go viral on campus. They're perfect for the college student looking to make a quick buck—and maybe even turn it into a million-dollar business.

If any of these ideas resonate with you, stay tuned. We're here to keep that entrepreneurial spirit fueled.