Why They Shouldn't:They need money for a social life but holding down a job leaves them no time to socialize. It can lead to fatigue. Working a job and then going home to study can leave a student with little time to sleep. This, in turn, can lead to fatigue, which can impact health and overall well-being.
Why They Should:Here are a few other reasons a summer, or year-round job, can help teens set up a foundation for future career success: Learn money-management skills, such as saving. Get an idea for their future career path and decide what they like (or don't like) to do. Build self-confidence and develop a sense of responsibility.