An off-campus job might be the quickest way to earn extra cash, but good luck finding one that pays above minimum wage and accommodates your classes and activities — and still leaves down time for fun.

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So, how can you make money as a college student without risking your grades or your social life? One option is to go freelance and pick up gigs you can do according to your own schedule. Gigs let you work when you want, as much or as little as you want.

10 Gigs for College Students

The following ideas are all legitimate ways to start earning decent money right away, doing work that doesn’t require more experience than a college student is likely to have.

1. Rideshare Driver

If you’ve got a car on campus, you can make good money driving for Uber, Lyft or another ridesharing platform.

You’ll have to meet the minimum requirements — Uber, for example, requires that drivers under age 25 have at least three years of driving experience, and in some states you’ll have to get your car inspected every year — but once you’re up and running on the app, you can drive whenever it’s most convenient. Some drivers are on more than one app.

2. Delivery Driver

Sign up to deliver everything from mail order packages to groceries and restaurant meals in the local area around your school. Popular delivery driver apps include Amazon Flex,…